The AARP is targeting five key Republicans senators in the healthcare debate with new radio and TV ads in their home states.

The ads warn that seniors will pay "even more on premiums ... more for prescriptions ... and you family's coverage could be taken away" if the Senate GOP's healthcare bill passes.

“The more that older Americans learn about the Senate’s health care bill, the more they worry about what it will mean for themselves and their families,” AARP Executive Vice President Nancy LeaMond said in a statement.

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Previous scores from the Congressional Budget Office of the Senate GOP's Better Care Reconciliation Act concluded that seniors could face higher premiums and deductibles under the bill.

AARP has been on the warpath against the bill, decrying what it calls an "age tax" that will allow insurers to charge older people more.

GOP senators will be briefed on changes to the bill Tuesday, with a possible vote next week.