“We consider NGHS’ healthy operating results as a key credit strength,” said S&P analyst Jennifer Soule.
The “A” rating also reflects NGHS’ significant population growth and history of healthy operating results.
The outlook is stable, reflecting S&P’s expectation that NGHS will achieve its projected results through at least a two-year outlook period.
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