How senior citizens are affected

As it stands, healthcare reform is still a heavy debate in the United States. It seems that health reform affects all types of people. These also include senior citizens.
Many senior citizens in the United States are afraid that the reform of the healthcare system may raise costs and/or pinch their benefits. According to CNN.com, President Barack Obama and his supporters have a launched a public information campaign to rally support for reform proposals that are still being debated and argued in Congress. Most senior citizens are quite content with the Medicare and private insurance they receive and are not excited about the current talk of healthcare reform. How will this new bill affect the senior citizens.
According to the new healthcare reform bill, most senior citizens will not see any rise in their costs of insurance or Medicare. For those who are less than 65 years of age and are not qualified to get Medicare, the new reform bill would prohibit the insurance companies form denying healthcare insurance to those under 65 with expensive health problems.
With this new reform bill, senior citizens will not have to worry about their costs of insurance rising or that they may have to switch to a different insurance company. Based on news reports, the new healthcare reform bill will help in bringing fairness and stability to all types of citizens in the United States. Also, it will help in fixing our broken down healthcare system that the United States have today.