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Seniors to seniors

Posted by: Mark Fisher on Dec 16, 2009

Throughout the health insurance reform debate, seniors have been the target of direct attacks by the opposition. Lies about death panels, Medicare cuts, and rationing have invaded the debate, resulting in a confused senior population. You probably have heard bewilderment about health reform from the parents or grandparents in your own family.

Common questions include: How will health reform affect my Medicare? Can I still see my same doctor? Will reform make things worse?

How can you, your parents, and grandparents cut through the nonsense and get the answers to these questions?

Luckily, these and other questions are all answered online at seniorstoseniors.org. Seniors to Seniors is the place for seniors and others to find answers to common questions, keep up to date on recent news, and learn how to take action to pass health reform.

Seniors to Seniors provides details about proposed reforms that directly affect seniors, such as closing the "doughnut hole," increasing payments to Medicare doctors, and how Medicare Advantage will actually change. You can rely on this resource to cut through the lies and distortions and to give you the facts on how health reform will affect seniors.

In an era of heated, confusing rhetoric, seniors need a real source of accurate information about how health reform will affect them. Seniorstoseniors.org is exactly that source.