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Walter H. Young New Executive Director Of The Residence At Hilltop


	Walter H. Young, NHA, PCA

Walter H. Young, who has extensive experience in personal care, has been named Executive Director of The Residence at Hilltop in Carroll Township, a subsidiary of Mon-Vale Health Resources, Inc., parent company of Monongahela Valley Hospital.

In this capacity, Young, a Certified Personal Care Administrator and Licensed Nursing Home Administrator, will manage the two-story, 42,000-square-foot complex. The Residence at Hilltop has accommodations for 84 residents.

“Walt brings a strong background to the residents and that of our personal care community. His 22 years of experience in long term care combined with his knowledge of administration, management and customer service will be a tremendous asset to The Residence at Hilltop,” Thomas J. Cullen, Senior Vice President of Monongahela Valley Hospital, said.

“We are confident that Mr. Young will advance the goals and programs at The Residence at Hilltop.”

“I am very excited at the direction The Residence at Hilltop is moving. I am thrilled to maintain the reputation of what we believe to be one of the most elite facilities in the region.” Young said.

“I am very proud to be a part of a fine organization and I look forward to the challenges ahead.”

The Residence at Hilltop combines housing, support services, personal assistance and health care to the elderly and others who need help with the activities of daily living but who do not require around-the-clock skilled care.

Most recently, Young served as an Administrator for Cumberland Crossing at UPMC Passavant in the North Hills and at Independence Court of Mt. Lebanon in Pittsburgh. He is an instructor of Nursing Home and Assisted Living Administrator Training at the Community College of Allegheny County and has been active on the state level as an appointed member of the Secretary of Welfare’s Personal Care Advisory Committee which included writing the Personal Care Regulations for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.