A nourishing meal can start with a few simple ingredients. Explore realistic eating tips, easy meal ideas, and helpful Medicare resources with HomeTown.

Medicare enrollment season brings important coverage decisions, and a few reasons to be extra careful. HomeTown shares practical fraud prevention tips and a familiar place to turn for help reviewing your options for 2027.

The Archuleta Health Fair & Expo returns to Pagosa Springs on October 24, bringing affordable wellness labs, health resources, and local organizations together in one welcoming community event.

Medicare coverage, drug formularies, provider networks, and costs can change each year. Here are the questions to ask as you review your options for 2027.

From local fields and mountain trails to the biggest events in sports, athletics give us reasons to move, connect, and cheer one another on. Here is why that matters to health, community well-being, and the work we do at HomeTown Insurance.

A simple balance exercise can support strength, confidence, and independence as we age. Explore practical tips from Medicare.gov, learn when to talk with your doctor, and see how HomeTown can help with Medicare coverage questions.

Prescription drug prices fell 3.1% over the past year, marking their steepest decline in more than six decades. Here is what the encouraging trend may, and may not mean for consumers

Health insurance scams are becoming harder to recognize. Learn how to spot fake plans, suspicious payment requests, altered websites, and fraudulent meeting links before sharing personal information or enrolling.

Pagosa Springs businesses face a wide range of liability risks, from customer injuries and property damage to jobsite work, seasonal foot traffic, and local events. This guide explains how general business liability insurance can help protect local shops, contractors, service providers, home-based businesses, and other businesses throughout Archuleta County.

Medicare questions do not just come up once a year. In Pagosa Springs, they tend to show up in real-life moments; when someone is turning 65, retiring, moving, helping a parent, reviewing a current plan, or trying to make sense of a notice that landed in the mail....