Yes, and I think we should stop paying for some current procedures that prolong decrepitude.

That is highly problematic, since that will result in more strokes and mycardial infractions that - aside from causing death - result in an increase in morbidity.

And what if people want to live longer, even if the extra years added will have more decrepitude. From a paper by Nick Bostrom:

One study assessed the will to live among 414 hospitalized patients aged 80 to 98 years, presumably representing the frailer end of the distribution of the “old old”. 40.8% of respondents were unwilling to exchange any time in their current state of health for a shorter life in excellent health, and 27.8% were willing to give up at most 1 month of 12 in return for excellent health.