S&P places Good Shepherd Medical Center’s bonds on CreditWatch developing

S&P Global Ratings placed the “B-” rating on Longview, Texas-based Good Shepherd Medical Center’s bonds on CreditWatch developing.

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“The CreditWatch placement reflects the recent signing of a master agreement between Good Shepherd Health System, the sole member of GSMC, and ‘A+’-rated Christus Health, in which Christus would become the sole corporate member of GSHS,” said S&P analyst Patrick Zagar.

S&P believes GSHS integrating into Christus Health will allow for greater operating efficiencies and improve GSHS’ market position.

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