Health Plans and the Economy

There exists a real correlation between the healthcare system and economic budget of the government. The prevailing train of thought is that having adequate health plan for every individual will boost the economy and later translate to better government finances. The problem with the scenario is that it can also work the other way around wherein the government will end up with bigger debt because it will be shouldering the brunt of expenses in insuring those who cannot afford health plans. If everything goes in the favor of the government like better tax collection, employer cooperation and budgetary surplus, then it can easily enact such a program which will benefit every individual and may translate to a better economy.