S&P raises Cheshire Medical Center’s bond rating based on ties to Dartmouth-Hitchcock

Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has raised its rating on New Hampshire Health & Educational Facilities Authority’s 2012 revenue bonds issued on behalf of Keene, N.H.-based Cheshire Medical Center to “A” from “A-.”

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“The upgrade reflects our view of CMC as part of the larger parent organization, The Cheshire Health Foundation, and as a formal affiliate, since March 2015, of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health,” said S&P credit analyst Jennifer Soule.

The hospital’s outlook is stable.

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