Background: The article recognizes the need for state regulation of the market of medical services and its features, the need to distinguish it from other markets, the conditions created in Uzbekistan in its development, the composition of the social market and the caution in introducing market relations, the possibility of contacting people of different ages and different categories, especially in conditions of the coronavirus pandemic. Aim: To develop conditions for the nationwide development of the level of provision of private medical services in the conditions of a pandemic and to research methods of state regulation of the provision of private medical services. Objective: Determination of the need for private medical services and state regulation in the event of a pandemic. Results: The article emphasizes the expediency to maintain the partial smoothness of these services, taking into account the fact that the introduction of market laws in the provision of medical services and the provision of paid services as a whole can lead to dangerous consequences and cause social problems, adding a system of paid infertility. In the introduction of market legislation to medical services, the expediency of employment of the population to be studied in such aspects as their monetary income and cultural level how positive these aspects are will be brought about in such a way that it will reduce the negative impact of the medical services market practice to such an extent. The state avoids the problems between workers and subjects in the social sphere. All this is explained by the emergence of methods of harmonization of the social sphere and states with the market mechanism of regulating its development in a single framework. Conclusion: In the conclusion of the scientific work, in the current conditions in which the coronavirus pandemic is widespread, proposals have been made on alternative methods and directions of the emergence and regulation of the population as the main reformer of the state in the equal use of special medical services among state medical institutions. The reforms carried out in Uzbekistan in health care and their social orientation, equality in the use of medical services have been preserved, and necessary proposals have been made to regulate private medical services by the state.