Arnie and Stallone in hospital

Please show where in the constitution it enumerates healthcare as a right?

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Article 1, Section 8 US Constitution. Do think it is something of which to be proud that the US is the only developed nation without Single-Payer Healthcare or a National Health service?

"General Welfare" does not include healthcare. That is specific welfare because it is as individual as the person and their ailments.

How gracious of you to decide who benefits and who will not. Your 17th century Calvinism is showing. "Welfare: the state of doing well especially in respect to good fortune, happiness, well-being, or prosperity"

And where did you collect that definition from? And I didn't decide it to be the waybit is, but given the choice, I would. Work Hard = Reap The Benefits. So by all means, unload what ever name calling you like on me for the way things are now, cause I sure have been around since the founding fathers wrote general welfare, and have had my hand in every decision surrounding it since then.
Try taking a high school Government and Economics class again, or just pay attention when you finally make it to it there, whichever suits where you may be in your life.

Tell that to the other developed nations of the world.

I know I don't feel comfortable with the government being in charge of where and when I get what is needed for my health and well being. So just like with the state if my family wealth, the well being of my family (including safety), and the liberty we enjoy, I take that responsibly on myself, because I know what is best for me and my family. Not some representative that I have never even met.
Try dealing with the VA, and you'll see what monstrosity of a healthcare system it is, and national healthcare would be no different.

Take care of yourself, because no one else will. Even if they do take care of you, they don't do their 110% best, because they don't care about you like you do.

They won't. In a Single-Payer system, everything remains the same with the exception that all billing goes to the Federal Govt and not you. Hospitals continue to administrate, healthcare professionals continue doing the same jobs. Physicians, however, make their prescriptions based on their diagnoses for the good of the patient and not by what a private insurer will allow. The problems with the VA, no matter how you see them from your personal point of view, stem from Congressional defunding with the intent to cause failure. That is classic Neoliberalism: defund to cause failure; blame "big govt;" offer to privatize as a "salvation" to the unsuspecting, so that corporations may profit from the misery created.

Not sure about the top quote, but I agree with the quote in yellow. BTW, what's up with Arnie and Stalone?