The study analyzes the state policy in the field of healthcare in the Republic of Kazakhstan over
the years of independence. The low efficiency of the health care system and the weakness of
sectoral potential, unsuccessful reform of the system of organization, management and financing of
health care are a consequence. the absence of a sound, clear and well-thought-out state strategy. The
country's medicine has been at the stage of some kind of restructuring all the years, undergoing the
influence of such aggravating factors as staff turnover and corruption. The study substantiates the
thesis that the fragmentation of the healthcare system in Kazakhstan can be defined as a matter of
not only an unformed social, but also a legal framework. One of the main conclusions is the
conclusion that the fulfillment of the basic conditions in the form of a rational combination of the
social and legal aspects contributes to improving the quality of medicine in Kazakhstan,
harmonizing its components, as well as strengthening the role of healthcare at the state level.