 Through a CharterCare spokesman, Centurion President Ben Mingle declined our interview request. Instead, in a written statement, Centurion calls its financing plan a traditional model that has received a high-confidence letter from Barclays Capital. Centurion says the bonds it plans to sell would provide ample funds to recapitalize the hospital's parent company. With these and other changes, Centurion says, it would be able to compete on a level field in Rhode Island's health care market.