About the publication

Why The Home Care Brief Exists

The Home Care Brief exists to make the home care industry easier to understand, and easier to act on.

Home care leaders are constantly dealing with staffing, operations, growth, payers, compliance, technology, and regulatory changes. The Brief connects those bigger industry shifts back to the agency level, so readers can understand what matters and what to do next.

What the Brief focuses on

Five editorial pillars

Operations

Scheduling, intake, billing, systems, coverage, and the everyday processes that determine whether an agency runs smoothly.

Caregiver Workforce

Recruiting, retention, onboarding, scheduling, workforce changes, and building a more reliable team.

Growth & Referrals

Referral relationships, business development, market expansion, credibility, and practical growth strategies.

Payers, Policy & Compliance

Payer changes, reimbursement, Medicaid, regulation, compliance, and issues that can directly affect an agency.

Technology & What's Next

AI, automation, data, analytics, and the technology changing how home care agencies operate.

Browse the latest issues across all five pillars

Meet Amber

Amber Monroe

Founder & Editor, The Home Care Brief

How I approach the Brief

01

Practical over theoretical

If it doesn't help an operator better understand something or make a stronger decision, it probably doesn't belong in the Brief.

02

Evidence over hype

Industry data, reputable sources, operator experiences, and real examples matter more than buzzwords.

03

Independent editorial judgment

Topics, contributors, and features are selected because they're relevant and useful to readers, not because someone paid to be included.

Transparency matters.

Amber works within the home care technology space, which gives her a close view of the industry. When a professional relationship or affiliation is relevant to something covered in The Brief, it is disclosed openly.

Built for people running home care.

The Home Care Brief is written for agency owners, operators, executives, growth leaders, recruiters, marketers, and anyone responsible for figuring out what comes next.

  • Building an Agency
  • Scaling an Agency
  • Leading Operations
  • Growing Referrals
  • Managing Workforce
  • Planning What's Next

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