Health care reform is the idea that the current health care system must be

changed because it is not effective, wise or fair.

Currently there is a debate in the United States about what health care reform should look like for Americans.

The United States enacted legislation March 23, 2010 that improves health care access and strengthens insurance oversight, adopting methods piloted by individual state systems.

The Health Care Reform has many benefits for citizens of the United States, regardless of age. Specifically for the over 65 population, the Health Care Reform targets lowering prescription medication costs, strengthening Medicare services, and improving long-term care facility services.

"Some of the affordable options for Health Care Coverage in the United States are AARP, Medicare, Medicade, and United Health Care Services Organization."

Raphael Kipp has written:

'Rules and rulemaking in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act' -- subject(s): National health insurance, Law and legislation, United States, Health insurance, Health care reform, Medical care