ACA Repeal Could Rattle Stable Health Care Sector, S&P Says
“We see a growing potential for credit quality deterioration based on the latest results from some providers, and the possibility the outlook could turn negative after the new administration and Congress are sworn in, given their intention to drastically alter the ACA and many long-term legislative tenets of the overall health care delivery system,”…
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