Write for Us: Health Technology Ideas That Real People Understand
So, you clicked on this page, which probably means you care about health, gadgets, or how technology is quietly changing everyday life. Dion Health Web covers a mix of health, beauty, quotes, lifestyle, and also how health tech fits into all of that—from exercise plans and preventive health to articles on how health technology is changing life right now.
This health technology write for us page is an invite for you to share simple, practical ideas about digital health, apps, devices, and tools that real people can actually use—not just hospital systems or big companies.
You don’t have to be a programmer or a hospital director. We want writers who understand health technology from any side:
People who use health apps, wearables, or trackers and have real experiences to share
Healthcare professionals or students who see how tech is changing patient care
Fitness or wellness coaches who use tech for exercise plans or remote coaching
Tech‑curious writers who can explain new tools in simple words
Anyone who has tried health technology in daily life (from step counters to online consultations) and wants to talk about what actually helped
If you can explain a health tech topic to a friend without confusing them, you’re the type of person we want writing for Dion Health Web.
Here are some directions that would fit well with existing sections like Preventive Health, Health Technology, Disease Management, Exercise Plans, and Beauty:
Simple guides to health apps for tracking sleep, steps, or heart rate
How wearable devices can support preventive health and early warnings
Tech tools that help with exercise plans or at‑home workouts
Easy explanations of telemedicine or online doctor visits
Health technology for managing long‑term conditions (like diabetes or blood pressure)
How health tech can support mental wellness and daily habits
Pros and cons of common health gadgets (smartwatches, fitness bands, home monitors)
How health technology is changing everyday life for families or older adults
Safe use of health apps: privacy basics and what users should check
Combining beauty or skincare routines with health tech (like skin analysis apps or smart mirrors)
If you have a story or angle that connects technology with real health or lifestyle benefits, it will probably fit.
Nothing too strict, but a little structure helps:
Main keyword: Use “health technology write for us” once in your intro, once in at least one heading, and once near the end. Keep it natural.
Length: Aim for 1,200–2,000 words. Shorter is okay if the piece is focused and strong.
Original only: The article must be written by you, not copied from other sites. No heavy rewriting from other blogs.
Simple English: Short sentences, clear points. Avoid big technical words unless you explain them quickly in plain language.
Real examples: Share real tools, app types, or situations. “Here is what I tried” style content works very well.
Internal links: When it fits, link to other Dion Health Web posts—for example:
If you talk about tech changing life, you can mention How Health Technology Is Actually Changing Your Life Right Now.
If you discuss exercise plans with apps, connect it to the Exercise Plans or Preventive Health sections.
If your topic touches beauty and tech, link to posts like Moisturizer For Acne Prone Skin or other beauty articles.
Think of your article as a friendly guide, not a research paper.
To make your piece easy to read on phones and laptops:
Use H2 headings for major sections and H3 for smaller points inside those sections.
Keep paragraphs short—2–4 lines each.
Use bullet points or numbered lists when you describe steps, features, pros/cons, or tips.
Use bold text to highlight important tips or warnings.
If you mention specific kinds of apps or devices, describe what they do, not just their names.
You can suggest where images or screenshots might go (for example, “screenshot of a health app dashboard”), especially if it helps readers understand a process.
The tone should feel like someone talking calmly and clearly, not like a formal medical journal.
We want the article to feel helpful, not like an advertisement:
You can link to credible health or tech sources, official app websites, or documentation if it helps the reader.
Do not add affiliate links, coupon codes, or obvious promotional links in the main content.
You’re allowed one personal or business link in your author bio.
If a link feels spammy or unrelated to health technology and lifestyle, it will likely be removed.
If a link makes the article clearer or more useful, it’s usually fine. If it only benefits you, probably not.
At the end of your article, please include a short bio (about 50–100 words). It can be simple:
Your name and what you do (for example, “health blogger”, “nurse”, “fitness coach”, “tech writer”)
Your connection to health or health technology
One thing you care about (like preventive health, mental wellbeing, fitness, or digital tools)
One link where readers can find you (website or social profile)
A warm, human bio helps readers trust your story and your advice.
Here’s a simple step‑by‑step:
Send a pitch first
Email 1–3 ideas with short bullet points for each. Use a subject like:
“Guest Post Pitch – Health Technology Write for Us”
Wait for feedback
The team at Dion Health Web will reply with which topic works best, or suggest a small change so it fits the site.
Write your article
Follow the guidelines here, add a suggested SEO title, a short meta description, and any places where Dion Health Web internal links might fit.
Send your draft
Share it as a Google Doc or Word file, along with your author bio and any images you own and want to include.
Review and publishing
The article may be lightly edited for clarity, length, or style. Once everything looks good, it will be scheduled, and you’ll get the live link.
Dion Health Web already mixes health, beauty, inspirational quotes, and lifestyle content in a way that feels friendly and approachable. Adding more real‑world health technology stories will help readers understand how tools and apps can quietly support their daily life—without the jargon.
If you’ve ever explained a health app, gadget, or tech idea to someone and thought, “More people should know this,” then this is your chance.
Ready to contribute to Dion Health Web with a health technology write for us article? Send your pitch and let’s turn your experience into something useful for others.