If healthcare is not a right, then why do we have socialized emergency room care, the most expensive care possible?
If people don't think healthcare is a right, then shouldn't they support letting people die who don't have healthcare? Isn't it interfering with the invisible hand of the free market (capitalism) to help people live by providing emergency healthcare? Wouldn't a lot more people give up their iphones (as Sensor Chaffetz said we should), their car, their new shoes, a vacation, eating at restaurants, junk food, booze, cigarettes, and the like if they knew they'd die because healthcare is not a right?
Healthcare is not a right, but it's the right thing to do. Morally and economically. 
The other day I saw paramedics working on a guy who had a heart attack on the street. Why were they helping him if he didn't pay for his healthcare? If you don't think healthcare is a right, then you turn away emergency responders  for those without a plan.