Autumn Moss-Corcoran currently serves as the Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP) Manager at Allegheny Health Network, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of care for hospitalized patients aged 70 and older. With over eleven years of experience in the healthcare sector,...
Autumn Moss-Corcoran currently serves as the Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP) Manager at Allegheny Health Network, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of care for hospitalized patients aged 70 and older. With over eleven years of experience in the healthcare sector, Autumn has dedicated her career to improving patient outcomes, particularly in the realm of geriatric care. Her academic background in Professional Writing from Slippery Rock University, combined with a Master's degree in Training and Adult Education from Argosy University, equips her with the communication and educational skills necessary to effectively lead her team and engage with patients and families.
In her role, Autumn spearheads key initiatives aimed at preventing delirium, a common and serious condition that can affect older adults during hospitalization. Through the implementation of evidence-based practices, she oversees a comprehensive program that includes staff training, patient engagement strategies, and family education. Her leadership in community outreach and fundraising efforts has not only raised awareness about the importance of delirium prevention but has also fostered partnerships with local nonprofits to enhance resources available to patients and their families.
Autumn's expertise in program development and public speaking allows her to advocate effectively for the needs of elderly patients, ensuring that their voices are heard within the healthcare system. Her passion for training and adult education is evident in her commitment to empowering healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to provide compassionate, patient-centered care. As she continues to innovate and expand the HELP program, Autumn remains dedicated to creating a supportive environment that prioritizes the well-being of older adults during their hospital stays.
