S&P raises rating on Anderson Hospital’s bonds

S&P has raised its long-term rating on series 2006 revenue bonds issued on behalf of Maryville, Ill.-based based Anderson Hospital to “BBB+” from “BBB-.”

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“The rating action reflects our view of Anderson’s continued improved operations coupled with our revised criteria,” said Brian Williamson, an S&P credit analyst.

The hospital’s rating outlook is stable.

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