Abstract
The adoption and subsequent implementation of Law No. 1585 dated 27.02.1998, concerning compulsory health care insurance, have generated a series of legal relationships that were previously unfamiliar to the healthcare system of the Republic of Moldova. Given that every legal relationship follows a certain course – it is initiated, may undergo modifications and/or suspensions, and eventually concludes – the legal relationships arising from the compulsory medical insurance system follow the same logical trajectory. However, it is essential to mention that within the com-pulsory medical insurance system, there exists a diversity of legal relationships which, both structurally and in terms of content, can be entirely distinct. This article addresses this diversity of legal relationships, which simultaneously form an integral part of medical legal relationships but only encompass those individuals directly involved in the compulsory health care insurance system: the insured, the insured persons, the insurer, and, correspondingly, the providers and suppliers of services and goods within this intricate social framework.
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