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Core Bank Cares Scholarship Thank You

Core Bank Cares Scholarship Thank You

The 2021 - 2022 school year marked the beginning of our Core Bank Cares Scholarship Program.  With this program, Core Bank was able to award $14,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors.  Scholarships are substantial at $2,000 each and were awarded as follows:...

When Patients Need Financing

When Patients Need Financing

When you combine high-deductible health plans with high-cost services and a low-level of health literacy, it makes for a challenging situation. Unfortunately, that is the scenario for most of the United States, which often leaves patients in a precarious position.

Mortgage Spotlight with New Lenders in 2022

Mortgage Spotlight with New Lenders in 2022

Core Bank’s mortgage department has expanded in 2022 by adding four new lenders: Brandon Fowler, Christopher Rock, Dave Moody and Dean Cryer. These mortgage experts work hard to make the home loan process as easy as possible by walking future homeowners through the process.

Cryptocurrency Scams Alert

Cryptocurrency Scams Alert

Cryptocurrency Scams have been increasing recently with scammers directing victims to withdraw cash or wire funds to complete payment transactions to purchase cryptocurrency, a digital currency that generally exists only electronically.

Is Social Determinants of Health Just a Buzzword?

Is Social Determinants of Health Just a Buzzword?

In short, no. Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) can sound high level, but in reality it includes the most basic of human necessities. Whether patients can and will succeed in treatments depends on a multitude of factors of which SDOH plays a significantly impactful...

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