This article explores the significance of controlling healthcare costs through social justice. The author insists that healthcare needs are vast and virtually limitless but operate under limited resources such as money. The limited resources cannot satisfy the limitless needs, thus justifying the need to minimize costs. The author believes that one effective strategy for controlling the costs and ensuring social justice in healthcare would be using cost-effectiveness as the primary approach to decision-making, especially when faced with the dilemma of which healthcare needs should be met before others. The article ensures that healthcare managers can effectively distinguish just from unjust in meeting healthcare needs. The article's primary audience is healthcare managers and providers, and they are encouraged to make better decisions in the future, thus minimizing costs and spending. The article is authoritative and is expected to support the research paper substantially