Van Handel Insurance Agency

With Visually Impaired People Day coming up on June 6, we’re taking a moment to highlight how Medicare handles vision care and what that means for your eye health.

Original Medicare (Parts A and B) focuses on medical needs, so coverage typically applies to diagnosing and treating eye-related medical conditions. Routine eye exams, glasses, and vision checks usually aren’t included. Many Medicare Advantage plans, however, do offer routine vision benefits.

Our team at Van Handel Insurance Agency put together a simple overview to help you understand the differences and know what to expect from your coverage.

If you’d ever like to review how your Medicare plan addresses vision care—or explore your options—we’re always here to help.

National Small Business Week is a great reminder of how quickly unexpected losses can disrupt day‑to‑day operations. Many Wisconsin small businesses are navigating higher costs right now, and our team knows how tempting it can be to trim insurance coverage to save money.

But staying properly protected matters. Here are a few risks that come with being underinsured:

• A property loss can become an out‑of‑pocket expense if buildings, equipment, or tools aren’t insured to their true value.
• Income can stop after a fire or storm, even though payroll and rent continue without the right business income coverage.
• Liability claims can exceed your limits, leaving your business responsible for legal or medical costs.

If you're unsure whether your current policy keeps you fully protected, we're here to help. Van Handel Insurance Agency is happy to review your coverage and explore options that fit your budget while safeguarding your long‑term stability.

Have questions? Reach out anytime.