Two major groups representing older Americans and doctors urged US senators Monday to be careful in making big changes to Obamacare, as their Republican counterparts in the House of Representatives have called for.
A letter to every senator from AARP urged them to oppose the House’s American Health Care Reform Act, and to have the Senate “start from scratch” in writing new health-care legislation.
The AARP, previously known as the American Association of Retired Persons, said it wanted legislation “that ensures robust insurance market protections, controls costs, improves quality and provides affordable coverage to all Americans.”
