Brice Eyerly serves as the Executive Director of the Community Health Access Project (CHAP), a role he stepped into in April 2025 after years of working in healthcare operations and community partnerships. Founded in Mansfield more than 25 years ago, CHAP works to remove the social and systemic barriers that make it harder for families to access care and build stability. Brice is committed to carrying that mission forward by strengthening partnerships, supporting Community Health Workers, and making sure people are connected to the right resources when they need them.

As Executive Director, Brice oversees CHAP’s operations, programs, finances, partnerships, and long-term direction. He works with healthcare organizations, community agencies, funders, and Community Health Workers across North Central Ohio to strengthen the Pathways Community HUB model and expand access to community-based care coordination. He is especially passionate about maternal and child health and improving access to care for women and families in rural communities.

A Mansfield native, Brice has spent much of his career in healthcare and nonprofit leadership, with experience in both clinical and administrative settings. He earned his MBA in Human Resources Management from Mount Vernon Nazarene University and his bachelor’s degree in English from The Ohio State University. His approach to leadership is practical and people-focused, with an emphasis on building systems that work for both the people providing services and the families relying on them.

Outside of work, Brice enjoys spending time outdoors, fishing when he gets the chance, and taking on projects around the house. He and his wife, Emily, live in Mansfield with their daughter, Harper, and their newest addition, Preston. Their home also includes three dogs and a growing flock of ducks and geese, which means there is rarely a quiet day. More than anything, Brice enjoys being a dad and spending time with his family.

Email Brice at brice@chaphub.org