In the article the state of health care development in the Russian Federation (RF), the Volga Federal District (PFD) and the Republic of Bashkortostan (RB) is analyzed. The study applied indicators of the development of health economics. The target values ​​for 2018 and 2020, reflected in the “Forecast of the long-term socio-economic development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2030,” were used as the criteria parameters. This document was developed by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation. The preliminary assessment of the implementation of the planned indicators of the development of health care in the Russian Federation revealed that in 2015, target indicators for reducing the mortality rate of the population from neoplasms and road accidents were not achieved. In addition, the analysis showed that the ratio of wages of doctors and medical employees to the average wage in the region is below target values, they differ in the regions of the Russian Federation, the Volga Federal District and the categories of employees. The existing problems in health care are solvable only in the conditions of a constant increase in expenditures in this social sphere.

Commercialization of medical assistance means giving up great idea of the people’s health care as a duty of the Russian state to the citizens.

Convergence of births rate and mortality in recent years has allowed Russia to pass on to the process of increasing the country’s population.

How did Zakhar’in manage in two years of not the most highly paid service to collect at least (probably much more) 15,000 rubles and to become a Moscow homeowner, remained unknown. He protected the secrets of his entrepreneurship no worse than an important government official guarded state secrets.

How did Zakhar’in manage in two years of not the most highly paid service to collect at least (probably much more) 15,000 rubles and to become a Moscow homeowner, remained unknown. He protected the secrets of his entrepreneurship no worse than an important government official guarded state secrets.

For many decades in the public health of economically developed countries and the Russian Federation main organizational efforts were aimed at creating the optimal structure of the industry, rather than at management of health care processes.