About Us

Insurance Coverage

We accept most major vision and medical insurance options as well as out-of-network benefits from many leading insurance companies.

We currently accept: EyeMed, Vision Service Plan (VSP), Davis Vision, Aetna, Humana, United Health, Optum Health-Spectra, Vision Insurance Plan of America (VIPA), Superior Vision, and many more.

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Careers

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Are you looking for a new opportunity? We're always looking for great people!

We know that if we take care of our team, they can do their best to take care of our patients. We offer competitive benefits for all employees.

Visit our Careers page to view our current job openings and learn more about becoming part of our team.

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About Dr. Jeremy Goetsch

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Dr. Jeremy is the owner of our practice group and has been practicing optometry in Wisconsin since 2009. He specializes in the treatment of dry eye, complicated contact lens fittings (including scleral lenses for keratoconus), as well as routine eye exams.

Dr. Jeremy and his wife, Kati, have three young children (including twins) and two energetic dogs. He enjoys spending time with them by playing outside, biking, and hiking.

Education: Southern College of Optometry (OD, cum laude); University of Wisconsin - Madison (BS - Biochemistry)

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Media

Feb. 19, 2020 - Pearle Vision Named #1 Eye Care Franchise

According to a recent article from Luxottica, “Pearle Vision was ranked No.1 in the prestigious Franchise 500® 2020 list by Entrepreneur magazine for the new Eye Care category and rises through the overall ranks from No.75 (2019) to No.58 (2020).”

Jan. 22, 2020 - Pearle Vision coming soon to Central Wisconsin

(Mosinee, Wisc.) – A local optometry practice is under new ownership and is getting a new name. Midline Vision, owned by Dr. Jeremy Goetsch, acquired Dr. Kathi Leach’s optometry practice in August 2019. He and his team have been working toward this transition to a Pearle Vision since then, and the practice will officially change names in just a few weeks.