A woman claims for her son's "right to health." But what does that mean if she lives in a state of complete welfare? For the reasons that this essay tries to unravel the "right to health" is established, but for her and her child's health in terms of resources, skills and wills is not available there. Benegas argues that there is not a paradox. Actually the "right to health" is conspiring against the actions that are necessary to receive the critical medical care at the right time and also convinces the assisted people that they are impotent to face life and are condemned to dependent on false protectors. I Want a Hospital goes to the core problem of main current debates, like Obamacare.