In this ever more complicated age of computers, passwords, automated telephone banks, AI, Internet, text codes, phone apps, Zooms, credit cards, WiFi, clock violations, iPhones, false positives, cash machines, credit ratings, tax increases, trackers, local discounts, self driving cars, Ubers, home court advantage, fluctuating interest rates, inflation, gender bias, cognitive overload, spiraling healthcare costs and ever increasing insurance rates it's such a luxury to have someone knowledgeable and caring to hold your hand, understand and explain the rules of the game and guide you. 

When you find such a person you treasure him or her and show your gratitude and appreciation. 

Recently, someone dear to me forgot to pay her Long Term Care insurance premium and, tragically, learned that her broker had passed away and, after years of premium payments, was alone and in danger of having her policy lapse. 

She turned to me and asked what to do?

My answer was "Call the Insurance Doctor." She asked "Insurance Doctor?" and I said "Yes my friend Robert Intelisano."

Robert, having cleverly dubbed himself "The Insurance Doctor", lives up to the appellation, as he seemingly has a Doctorate in all things insurance related. 

Just recently, he saved Gotham Entertainment Chairman Norman Spizz $4000 on his auto, home and umbrella insurance and, lickety-split, solved my friend's problem too, managing to have the policy reinstated.

The Insurance Doctor
Is good for what ails you!

PS: If you need his help I will connect you.