ANAHEIM, Calif.–Saying it is seeking to recognize the “courageous efforts” of healthcare workers who helped Southern Californians get through the COVID-19 pandemic, Credit Union of Southern California (CU SoCal) is offering to significantly lower auto loan payments for employees of six local hospitals.
CU SoCal said it offering its “Healthcare Heroes” offer to employees of Children's Hospital Orange County (CHOC), Cedars-Sinai, PIH Health, Providence St. Joseph, Providence St. Jude, and Anaheim Regional Medical Center lowers auto loan rates by up to four percentage points to as low as .99% APR for 72 months.
As an added benefit, no payments are due for 90 days, the credit union said.
“Hospital workers are nothing short of heroes for how they served COVID-19 victims and their families, and their strength was an incredible source of hope and inspiration,” said President/CEO Dave Gunderson. “Healthcare Heroes is our way to say thank you to all hospital workers for standing strong for Southern California during the darkest hours of the pandemic.”