A husband and wife wanted to help their community, so they formed an LLC to provide non-emergent medical transportation. Through the business they started, they were able to help those in their community with medical issues and limited means and ensure they had access to the care they needed.
Recently, after hearing about the husband and wife’s program, Centric Federal Credit Union stepped in to help them purchase another van for their business. With Centric’s support, they were able to help more people in their community, grow the business, and create jobs — all while proving that compassion-driven partnerships can uplift communities and bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility.
CU Strategic Planning, a Callahan company, submitted this member impact story on behalf of the credit union.
