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Wardmore Healthcare Equipment Receivables Trust 2025-1

WHERT 2025-1 issued $386,450,000 of notes in six classes, backed by leases, Critical Care Subscriptions and Utilization Pricing agreements with 412 hospitals and health systems. The offering was more than three times oversubscribed.

At a glance

Closed
June 18, 2025
Notes issued
$386,450,000
Initial pool
$412,384,617.22
Contracts / obligors
3,914 / 412
Pool factor
0.6589
Servicer
Wardmore Health Capital, LLC
Indenture trustee
Fenwright Trust Company, N.A.
Payment dates
15th of each month, or the next business day

The notes

Notes issued June 18, 2025, with balances after the October 15, 2026 distribution
ClassOriginal balanceRateRatings1Legal finalCurrent balance
Class A-1$78,000,0004.47%AAA (sf) / AAA (sf)$0.00
Class A-2$142,300,0004.71%AAA (sf) / AAA (sf)$84,766,010.53
Class A-3$108,150,0004.88%AAA (sf) / AAA (sf)$108,150,000.00
Class B$24,600,0005.21%AA (sf) / AA (sf)$24,600,000.00
Class C$18,400,0005.64%A (sf) / A+ (sf)$18,400,000.00
Class D$15,000,0006.37%BBB (sf) / BBB (sf)$15,000,000.00
Total$386,450,0004.85%$250,916,010.53

1 Ratings at closing from the two nationally recognized statistical rating organizations engaged by the depositor, shown as first agency / second agency. A rating is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold securities and may be changed or withdrawn at any time. Ratings surveillance reports are published by the agencies, not by Wardmore.

The pool at the cutoff date

At the cutoff date of May 31, 2025 the pool held 3,914 contracts with 412 obligors, with a discounted balance of $412,384,617.22 at a discount rate of 7.25%.

By equipment type
EquipmentShare of balance
Intensive-care beds38.2%
Ventilators21.7%
Patient monitoring29.4%
Other critical-care10.7%
By payment structure
StructureShare of balance
Leases and loans61.3%
Critical Care Subscription14.2%
Utilization Pricing (minimum commitment)24.5%
Other characteristics
CharacteristicAt cutoff
Weighted average remaining term41.3 months
Largest obligor2.91%
Ten largest obligors17.6%
Rural and critical-access hospitals31.4%
Equipment enrolled in Continuity Assurance68.9%
Overcollateralization target7.65% of the current pool, with a floor of 1.50% of the initial pool
Reserve account1.00% of the initial pool, non-declining

Balances since closing

WHERT 2025-1: pool balance and notes outstanding, closing to October 15, 2026 $200m$250m$300m$350m$400m$450m CloseSep ’25Dec ’25Mar ’26Jun ’26Sep ’26Oct ’26
Pool balance   Notes outstanding. The gap between the lines is overcollateralization. The vertical scale does not start at zero; figures are in the table of reports below.

Monthly distribution reports

The servicer’s report for each payment date is published here on that date. The next payment date is .

WHERT 2025-1 distribution reports
Payment dateCollection periodPool balanceNotes outstandingPool factor60+ days past due
October 15, 2026September 2026$271,701,148$250,916,0110.65890.48%
September 15, 2026August 2026$279,127,490$257,774,2370.67690.42%
August 17, 2026July 2026$286,325,533$264,421,6300.69430.45%
July 15, 2026June 2026$293,267,880$270,832,8870.71120.56%
June 15, 2026May 2026$301,496,336$278,431,8660.73110.36%
May 15, 2026April 2026$309,851,009$286,147,4070.75140.50%
April 15, 2026March 2026$318,371,755$294,016,3150.77200.36%
March 16, 2026February 2026$327,197,092$302,166,5140.79340.30%
February 17, 2026January 2026$335,136,469$309,498,5290.81270.64%
January 15, 2026December 2025$342,991,063$316,752,2470.83170.49%
December 15, 2025November 2025$352,387,459$325,429,8180.85450.47%
November 17, 2025October 2025$362,164,325$334,458,7540.87820.36%
October 15, 2025September 2025$371,589,088$343,162,5230.90110.58%
September 15, 2025August 2025$380,997,355$352,471,8610.92390.52%
August 15, 2025July 2025$392,318,543$364,626,2780.95130.45%
July 15, 2025June 2025$402,045,593$375,206,6270.97490.64%

Priority of payments

On each payment date, available funds are applied in this order:

  1. Trustee and backup servicer fees and expenses, subject to an annual cap
  2. The servicing fee of 1.00% a year on the pool balance
  3. Interest on the Class A notes, pro rata
  4. Interest on the Class B, C and D notes, in that order, each after first allocations of principal to the classes above it
  5. Principal, sequentially, to reduce the notes to the pool balance less the overcollateralization target
  6. Deposits to restore the reserve account to its required amount
  7. Remaining amounts to the depositor

This summary omits the triggers and other provisions of the indenture. The indenture and the offering memorandum govern.

The notes were offered in a private placement to qualified institutional buyers under Rule 144A and to non-US persons under Regulation S, and have not been registered under the Securities Act of 1933 or any state securities law. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security. Information about the notes, including the offering memorandum, is available only to holders and to prospective investors who have certified their eligibility, through the lender portal.