[Unisex Sizing. 6 oz. 100% cotton—Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage.]

The phrase suggests that the American healthcare system functions more like a business than a public service. In this framework, hospitals, insurance companies, and pharmaceutical corporations are incentivized to maximize revenue, often leading to high medical costs, expensive insurance premiums, and limited access to needed treatments. As a result, financial profit can become a higher priority than ensuring every person receives quality, affordable care. Critics argue that this profit-first structure creates inequities, burdens patients with debt, and influences medical decisions based on economic benefit rather than patient health and well-being.