From Gary Spinner, COO of the Hill Health Center:
“It is with great sadness that I let you know of the passing away of Cornell Scott, Hill Health Corporation's Chief Executive Officer. Scotty passed away at noon today in Yale New Haven Hospital. He had been ill for a great deal of time, and the past year has been one of frequent hospitalizations. Scotty has been the CEO of Hill Health Corporation since its founding in 1968. HHC was his love, his life, and his passion, and even until the end, he took great pleasure and joy in hearing about the work and mission of the Center.”
Scotty will be dearly missed here in New Haven, in Connecticut and across the US as one of the first and most prominent leaders in the movement to bring health care to those who need it the most.
Ellen Andrews
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