Aim: To analyze the experience of Ukraine in providing financial and legal support for the rehabilitation of servicemen. materials and methods: We analyzed the experience of Ukraine and some EU countries. In addition, we used statistical data of relevant organizations, expert opinions, and international lawThe statistical method was used in the analysis of statistical data and reports. The method of comparison made it possible to conduct a study of domestic and international law. Conclusions: Ukraine’s state of military conflict necessitates the creation of servicemen and members of their families’ rehabilitation system. Such rehabilitation should be comprehensive and include the rehabilitation of victims, which would allow individuals to return to normal life as soon as possible to restore their mental and physical condition. In Ukraine, financial support for the rehabilitation of servicemen is provided at several levels, covered by various sources (state budget, local budgets, as well as funds from international organizations through the implementation of international technical support projects).

The aim: The purpose of the study is to: a) determine the purpose of budget transfers in the field of medicine; b) determine the characteristics that characterize budget transfers in the health sector; c) establish the significance of budget transfers in those jurisdictions in which the system of health insurance operates. Materials and methods: The empirical basis of the study was the Report of the Minister of Health of Singapore, Information on the subvention section for 2019-2020 in Hong Kong, the Budget forecast of the US Congress for 2019, Reports of the Accounts Chamber of Ukraine for 2017, 2018 and 2019. Within the framework of this study, the following special legal methods of scientific knowledge were applied: comparative legal method, a normative-dogmatic method and a logical-legal method. The “case study” method was also widely used in this research. Conclusions: Budget transfers in the field of medicine is a socially important institution of budget law. Budget transfers in the health care sector can be characterized by the following features: a) sectoral nature (health care sector) b) specific budgetary directions (movement of funds from the state to local budgets) c) widespread use (used both in states with medical insurance and in states where the health sector is entirely publicly funded).