Not so!  The fundamental nature of a right is that it is something enjoyed by all, and something that all must respect.  If life is a right, then health care is a right because when you deny health care, you deny life.  The idolatry of greed would have us believe that we are NOT our brother's keeper, but the gospel of Christ tells us we must all be like the Good Samaritan.

"To recognize my rights, others need do nothing at all."  Not so again.  Others need to respect your rights.  If I don't like what you say, I still have to respect your right to say it, and resist my (wicked) urge to punch your lights out for saying something I don't like.  The implication that rights are like private property, or purely personal things, is completely misplaced.  Rights impose multiple collective obligations on all concerned.

The idolatry of greed blinds people to the reality that health care is an essential of life.   You cannot be pro-life and opposed to medicare.