Health public services are among the important duties of the State. The state provides these services by making use of public and private health institutions and planning from a single source. The damages and compensation arising from the provision of health services vary according to the method of providing this service, the employment of the physician and the legal relationship with the patient. In the case of public-private cooperation in the case of the escrow procedure and the city hospital, the financial responsibility of the administration is in question for the damages arising in the whole process from the establishment of the health services to the fault of the physician. In private health institutions that provide health services with a license procedure, since there is a relationship between the patient and the doctor based on private law, the health institution and the doctor have responsibility according to the rules of private law. On the other hand, since the administration has an inspection and surveillance obligation on all health institutions operating with permission, the financial responsibility of the administration continues in case of non-compliance. In the cooperation of health institutions in different models and in the employment of physicians, a separate evaluation should be made according to each concrete situation.