Contact: Woodrow Wilcox, 219-736-0810

 

MEDIA ADVISORY, March 18 /Standard Newswire/ -- The internet, Senior Care Insurance Services, and Gordon Bloyer helped save a senior citizen from a life threatening problem with Medicare Part D – prescription drugs. It may be the first time ever that the internet was used to do that.

 

Gordon Bloyer used to have a public access and a leased access television show in Portage, Indiana. But, last year, Gordon Bloyer started using the internet. He became so well known that YOUTUBE.COM flew Gordon Bloyer to Florida to participate in a CNN sponsored presidential candidate debate.

 

When our insurance office had a problem with Medicare and an insurance company that was life threatening for one of our clients, and no one at Medicare or the insurance company seemed to care, I asked Gordon Bloyer for help. Gordon Bloyer jumped at the chance to help and he didn't charge us anything. He was just as concerned for our client as we were.

 

You can watch our appeal by visiting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUs-O1Ilhl0, or visit www.gordonbloyershow.com, click "See Gordon Bloyer's videos on youtube", and look for the video picture of Gloria Den Hartog who worked with me to solve the client's problem.

 

The video was posted late on a Thursday. On the next Monday morning, our office got a phone call from a top official at Medicare. Medicare officials became very cooperative to help us to get our client's Medicare medicine problem fixed. I believe that the video that Gordon Bloyer posted for us was the first time that the internet and youtube.com were used to fix a Medicare medicine problem and save a senior citizen from a life threatening situation.

 

To learn more about Gordon Bloyer, visit www.gordonbloyershow.com, or contact him by email at gordonbloyershow@yahoo.com or by phone at 219-762-0720.

 

Note: Woody Wilcox is a problem resolution officer at Senior Care Insurance Services in Merrillville, Indiana which is the largest senior citizen oriented insurance agency in the Midwest.