Editorial

The best location for thought leadership in the HME & home health industry.

Practical business, regulatory and clinical insight for HME providers, home health agencies and the caregivers they serve.

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Editorial Mission

Impartial. Educational. Practical.

For 45 years, HomeCare has been the leading resource for HME and home health professionals. Our content is written by industry experts, association leaders and veteran journalists — shaped by our editorial team.

Editorial decisions are made independently of advertising. Articles must be impartial, unbiased and noncommercial. Sponsors do not influence story selection or receive favorable coverage in return for media spend.

MEET THE EDITORS

The team behind every issue.

Our editorial staff works directly with HME providers, home health agencies and industry associations to shape every issue. Reach out with story ideas, company news or expert source recommendations.

Hannah Wolfson
Hannah Wolfson
Editor-in-chief
Meg Herndon
Meg Herndon
Senior Managing Editor
Michelle Love
ASSOCIATE Editor

EDITORIAL GUIDELINES

Submitting an article? Start here.

Thank you for considering a contribution to HomeCare. Please read our full author guidelines and note our limits on the use and disclosure of artificial intelligence in the writing process.

Please also explore our editorial calendar. Note that we are not limited to these topics alone, but we may prioritize them.

Here are some of the basics:

Content & Format

Articles must be impartial, educational, nonpromotional and exclusive. Changes are subject to the editorial team.

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Acceptable topics

Articles can describe technology and topic basics, review options for meeting a typical application or service need, examine the pros and cons of approaches to a process, or explain common operating or troubleshooting methods.

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No product promotion

It is not acceptable to promote specific products or services. Articles will be edited for grammar and style.

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Length

Our suggested length is 700–1,200 words, but word count may vary depending on topic, scope and placement. Articles may be cut at the editor’s discretion.

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Byline & bio

Include a 50-word bio with the author’s name, title, company and company website.

Artwork

The editorial team will edit for grammar, style and clarity.

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Image specs

Submit images and tables as separate files from the word doc. Submit at least 3–4 high-resolution images (1200 × 1600 pixels or 300 dpi) in JPG, TIF or EPS format. PNG, GIF and BMP files are not accepted.

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Don’t embed visuals

Do not insert artwork, tables, graphs or sidebars into your Word document. Send each as a separate, clearly labeled file.

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Indicate placement & include captions

If the image or sidebar placement matters, note it in your article (e.g., “Insert Image 1” or “Insert Sidebar 1”). Please also include the image caption and credit.

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No stock art

Do not submit stock art as we may not have the same licensing requirements; we will select our own stock art if necessary.

Ready to pitch? Send a short pitch about your topic and our team will reach out to discuss next steps.

News Releases

Have news to share?

Send us press releases as soon as possible and we will fit them into our coverage plan as appropriate. If sending news of hirings/promotions, please include a head shot. If sending news of product releases, include a product image.

Would you like to be included in our product feature section? Use our product submission form and our editors will consider it for free inclusion in our print issues. Specific categories and new products are highlighted in each issue.

Here are our topics and deadlines:

  • October: POCs, Home Health Software (deadline 9/9)
  • December: Bath Safety, Ramps, Power Chairs (deadline 10/15)

In each issue, we also showcase new products (those on the market for six months or less).