Introduction: While Covid -19 disease exhausted healthcare professionals physically and psychologically, it also affected their family, economic and social situations. Based on this view, we aimed to evaluate how and how much the social lives of healthcare professionals have changed. Materials and Methods: An online questionnaire was applied to 182 people working our hospital. The study questionnaire consisted of two parts, the first part contained 5 questions and the second part 10 questions, totaling 15 questions. These questions define the participants and the ways of transmission of the disease, the distribution of daily activity increases outside of work, individual isolation rates, change in shopping habits, family and relatives relations, ability to continue the profession, health It consisted of questions to measure their perspective on social support given to their employees. Results: 182 healthcare professionals voluntarily participated in our survey. Participants consisted of 36 doctors, 105 nurses and 41 technicians. The response of the majority of the participants was that they spent most of their time on TV and mobile telephony. Participants were asked how the frequency of grocery shopping was affected during the pandemic, and the majority responded to the question of how the majority was affected. Conclusion: The social lives, habits and family relationships of healthcare professionals have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. In the light of many publications on this subject, it will be beneficial to increase the support that will increase the motivation of healthcare professionals.