A human right is an inherent, inalienable entitlement that belongs to every person simply by virtue of being human, regardless of government, society, or circumstances. Classic examples include life, liberty, freedom of speech, and protection from torture—these require no positive action from others beyond restraint (negative rights). Declaring something a “right” implies it’s universal, enforceable, and not contingent on resources or labor.
Healthcare does NOT fit this description.