To help pay for Obamacare, the legislation calls for $523 billion in cuts to Medicare. According to Congressman Mark Kirk (R-IL) the major cuts to Medicare are:

Medicare Advantage is cut by $202 billion

Home Health is cut by $39 billion

Medicare Part B is cut by $25 billion

Hospital DSH payments are cut by $25 billion

Medicare Part D is cut by $10 billion

Medical Imaging is cut by $1 billion

Preventive Services is cut by $700 million

Durable medical Equipment is cut by $1 billion

Power-Driven Wheelchairs are cut by $800 million

Hospice is cut by $100 million

Medicare Improvement Fund is cut by $20 billion

Medigap is cut by $100 million

And it doesn't look too good for the American worker either. Americans for Tax Reform and the Heritage Foundation estimate that ObamaCare will cost over 600,000 per year, broke down by industry as follows:

Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 5,441 jobs lost
Mining 5,478 jobs lost
Construction 43,316 jobs lost
Manufacturing 105,229 jobs lost
Wholesale trade 47,663 jobs lost
Retail trade 84,339 jobs lost
Transportation and warehousing 36,806 jobs lost
Utilities 5,271 jobs lost
Information 26,342 jobs lost
Financial Activities 77,269 jobs lost
Professional and business services 132,102 jobs lost
Educational services 32,102 jobs lost
Leisure and hospitality 49,682 jobs lost
Other services 48,564 jobs lost
Total 698,098 jobs lost