Providers and pharmacies already reeling from the recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare now may face damage to their credit ratings.
"We are assessing the degree to which companies' cash flows have been disrupted following the cyberattack on Change, the adequacy of existing liquidity sources and the likelihood and sufficiency of other sources, such as shareholder and lender support, and whether and when issuers switched to other service providers," Fitch Ratings, a leading U.S. credit rating agency, announced on Monday.
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