Beaudry Hometown Insurance

06/02/2026

June 6th is Visually Impaired People Day, and it’s an important reminder of how critical vision care is as we age. Our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance is here to help you understand how Medicare handles eye health.

Original Medicare focuses on medical needs, so it typically covers exams and treatments related to eye diseases or injuries. Routine vision care, like standard eye exams or glasses, usually isn’t included. However, many Medicare Advantage plans do offer routine vision benefits along with additional coverage options.

We’ve put together a simple breakdown comparing what Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans cover when it comes to vision care.

If you’d like help reviewing your current Medicare coverage, our team is always happy to walk through your options and make sure your plan fits your needs.

06/02/2026

June is Men's Health Month, and our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance wants to remind our community just how important preventive care is. Many of these screenings are already included in most health coverage, and they can make a major difference through early detection.

Here are a few key screenings to keep on your radar:

• Cholesterol checks starting at 17 and repeated every four to six years
• Diabetes screenings beginning at 35 or earlier if higher risk
• Prostate cancer screenings around age 50, or sooner for those with elevated risk factors
• Colorectal cancer screenings starting at 45 and repeated every 10 years
• Mental health check-ins at any age during your annual wellness visit

Every health journey is different, and talking with a doctor is the best way to know which screenings make sense for your age, history, and lifestyle.

If you’re unsure what your health plan covers, our team is here to help you understand your benefits and get the most out of them.

06/01/2026

Summer home improvement season is here, and our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance is sharing a few smart upgrades that can boost comfort, improve efficiency, and help reduce the risk of costly claims.

Simple proactive steps now can strengthen your home, lower energy use, and support long-term property value.

Swipe through our top tips for preparing your home this summer.

If you’d like recommendations for trusted local pros or want help prioritizing projects that deliver strong ROI, we’re always here to support your planning.

05/19/2026

Summer plans starting to stack up? This is a great time to double-check insurance for all your favorite summer toys so the fun stays stress-free.

From boats to ATVs to RVs, the right coverage keeps your adventures protected all season long.

Not sure if your policies are up to date? Our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance is here to help you head into summer with confidence. Give us a call and let’s make sure you’re fully covered before the sunshine rush begins.

05/16/2026

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05/15/2026

05/15/2026

If you or someone you care about has been affected by a scam, our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance understands how overwhelming that experience can be. Knowing where to turn can make all the difference, and there are trusted resources available to help you take the next steps.

FTC Fraud Reporting
Report scams and receive personalized recovery steps:
https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
Submit reports for internet‑related crimes:
https://www.ic3.gov/

Identity Theft Recovery
Access official identity theft recovery plans:
https://www.identitytheft.gov/

AARP Fraud Watch Network
Get guidance and support:
https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/helpline/

Reporting fraud as soon as possible can help protect both your identity and your finances. And if you need questions answered within our team’s area of expertise, we’re always here to help.

If you’ve experienced a scam before, what resources did you find helpful?

05/14/2026

Scams are getting more convincing every year, but a few key warning signs can help you stay ahead of them. Our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance put together some of the biggest red flags to keep in mind:

• A sense of urgency meant to pressure you into acting fast
• Messages pretending to be from trusted sources like government agencies or tech companies
• Offers that seem too good to be true, including prizes or money that require upfront payment
• Poorly written emails, strange sender addresses, broken links, or unfinished job listings

When something feels off, take a moment to verify the source. If it claims to be from someone you know, contact them directly. If it appears to come from an organization, use the official website to confirm.

Staying informed is one of the best ways to protect yourself. If you ever have questions or want help reviewing something suspicious, our team is always here to support you.

05/13/2026

At Beaudry Hometown Insurance, we know how much work goes into building a business, whether you’re just getting started or have been serving your community for years. Protecting that investment matters, and that’s where our team comes in.

We help business owners find commercial insurance solutions that support every stage of growth. New employees, expanded services, a fresh location—each step brings new risks, and the right coverage can make all the difference.

If you’d like to review your current policy or explore additional coverage options, our team is here to help. What questions do you have about protecting your business?

05/13/2026

National Senior Fraud Awareness Day is coming up on May 15, and our team at Beaudry Hometown Insurance wants to help you stay alert to the scams we see most often.

Here are a few red flags to keep on your radar:

• Tech support scams: Scammers pretend to be from trusted tech companies and claim your device has an issue, then try to access your computer or ask for payment.
• Government or Medicare impersonation: Fraudsters pose as Medicare or Social Security to collect personal information. Legitimate agencies will not call, text, or email you out of the blue.
• Family imposter scams: Someone contacts you pretending to be a loved one in trouble and pressures you to send money quickly.
• Sweepstakes and prize scams: You’re told you’ve won a prize but must pay fees to receive it.
• Romance and investment scams: Someone builds trust online and then requests money or financial details.

We want our community to feel confident and protected, both online and off. If you ever have questions about a suspicious message or need guidance related to insurance, our team is here to help.

Have you seen any of these scams lately? Share your experience to help others stay informed.