Healthcare industry

President Trump's healthcare bill would blow a hole in Rhode Island's budget and leave many state residents uninsured, said Gov. Gina Raimondo.

Moody’s Investors Service retained a negative outlook on Catholic Health Initiatives $5.7 billion of rated debt after lowering the healthcare giant to Baa1 from A3. The downgrade comes less than a month after a similar move by S&P Global Ratings.

Cleveland-based MetroHealth wants to persuade Cuyahoga County to allow it to substitute a liquidity agreement for a debt service reserve fund on forthcoming bond deals.

Threats to St. Louis University’s medical accreditation adds some remote credit risks to the school’s rating if not successfully resolved, Moody’s Investors Service said.

Illinois stands to lose $40 billion in federal Medicaid funding over the next 10 years under the current Republican plan to replace the Affordable Care Act as Moody’s warns that the plan is a negative credit development for states.

The cost of health care in Texas is rising faster than both the general inflation rate and the growth of the state's population, but state leaders have provided little guidance on how to address major changes that may be coming this year.

Ohio-based ProMedica Health System’s shaky fiscal 2016 results drove a one-notch downgrade by Moody’s Investors Service.

Republicans and Democrats both use CBO report to back their positions for and against repealing and replacing the ACA.

TriHealth, one of the largest not-for-profit hospital systems in the Cincinnati area, is making its debut in the bond market Tuesday with its first public offering in a $300 million sale.

Democrats blast Republicans for jamming health care vote through two committees without the Congressional Budget Office report on costs or hearings.