Moody’s withdraws rating on Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare’s debt

Moody’s Investors Service withdrew its rating on Elmhurst (Ill.) Memorial Healthcare’s debt.

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The ratings agency withdrew the rating for “its own business reasons,” according to Moody’s.

Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare merged with Naperville, Ill.-based Edward Health Services in 2013. Moody’s did not comment on the merged entity’s rating.

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