Eliza Bryant Village Revenue and Competitors

Vision Statement: Eliza Bryant Village is committed to being a premier provider of outstanding healthcare, programs and services along the continuum of care. Value Statement: As one of the oldest nursing care facilities in operation in the United States, Eliza Bryant Village was born out of the compassionate commitment of Eliza Simmons Bryant, the daughter of a freed slave. At its core: concern for the care of the elderly African American community. We continue that culture of community caring, tradition and respect, generation after generation. Our extraordinary facilities, outreach programs, and services are designed to enhance the health and well-being of our communityâ_Ts elders â_" in an environment that is comfortable, convenient, secure and familiar. 2006 Senior Housing Expansion: In January 2006, EBV received notice of an award in the amount of nearly $4.3 million to construct an additional 45 units of housing for the elderly under Section 202 Supportive Housing Program. Groundbreaking is planned for 2007. Capital Campaign: In April 2006, the EBV Board of Trustees and Development Committee launched a capital campaign to raise funds for the renovation/expansion of the twenty-year old skilled care unit and occupational/physical therapy units. 110 Years of Service: September 2006 marked EBVâ_Ts 110th anniversary. A communications and marketing plan was launched to enhance visibility, fundraising and for recruitment of residents, tenants, program participants and volunteer leadership. Eliza Bryant Village has experienced tremendous growth and has dramatically repositioned itself to address the growing and changing needs of Clevelandâ_Ts seniors. From its original location in 1896 on Giddings Avenue, Eliza Bryant Village has evolved into a comprehensive provider of geriatric services including adult day care, transportation, well seniors, community services, senior housing and skilled nursing care. Today, Eliza Bryant Village serves as the largest employer in the Hough neighborhood and employs over 250 full and part-time staff. This could not have happened without the Board's contribution, the tireless dedication of its three Auxiliaries and the financial support from many corporations, foundations, and friends.