The Legislative Resolution commemorates the centennial anniversary of Bryan Health, recognizing its significant contributions to healthcare in the region over the past 100 years. Established in 1922 through a donation from William Jennings Bryan and his family, Bryan Health has evolved from its original hospital, Bryan Memorial Hospital, which opened in 1926, to a comprehensive healthcare system that includes six medical centers, a private foundation, a physician network, and a college of health sciences. The resolution highlights Bryan Health's pioneering achievements, such as being the first hospital in America to incorporate inpatient psychiatric care and delivering Nebraska's first surviving baby born at twenty-two weeks gestation.

In acknowledgment of Bryan Health's impact on the health and well-being of Nebraskans, the Legislature expresses its gratitude and congratulations for the organization's dedication and innovation in healthcare. The resolution concludes with a directive to send copies to Bryan Health and its Chief Executive Officer, Russ Gronewold, as a formal recognition of their service to the community.