Welcome to the Citizens Bank COVID-19 Resources page. Our desire for this page is to assist you in your daily life during this epidemic. We hope that these resources will benefit you in unique ways. If you have any questions, please call us at (844) 350-8512.
The Arkansas State Chamber has published a great website to host all of the latest news regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Check out this website to see all they have to offer.
https://www.arkansasstatechamber.com/covid-19-coronavirus-and-arkansas/
Do you have questions about the Unemployment Insurance Program during the COVID-19 pandemic? Click here to read a Q&A released by the Arkansas Department of Commerce.
Website for Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center: http://asbtdc.org/
As we have seen many times before, fraudsters use times of uncertainty to take advantage of people. Unfortunately, this is already happening in our communities. We have included some tips below that were issued by Federal Trade Commission.
This information can help prepare you to look for suspicious activity that may be a possible scam.
As the COVID-19 Coronavirus advances and with flu season in full swing, area citizens concerned about catching or spreading a virus don’t necessarily have to go to the bank to complete their banking.
Instead of having to physically make the trip to the branch, Citizens Bank offers customers the opportunity to use online and digital services, through which they have the ability to handle their banking needs whenever and wherever they want.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has published a website to host various materials to inform you and your family on the latest updated on COVID-19.
White River Health System provides this infographic to give you quick details on what to expect with the Coronavirus. If you have any questions regarding the virus, please call White River Medical Center at (870) 262-1200.
Courtesy of White River Health System
The CDC recommends that people who are mildly ill with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 isolate at home during their illness. Your healthcare provider has decided you can be cared for at home. Below are instructions for isolating at home.
Restrict your activities outside your home, except for getting medical care. Do not go to work, school, or public areas. Avoid using public transportation, ride-sharing, or taxis. Ask visitors to stay away from your home.