Available experience of the proclaimed welfare state, including its socio-economic efficiency and conceptual provisions, requires discussing and analyzing. Authors consider the topic to be meaningful, rational and significant for institutional forms and structural-functional technologies of the Russian state from national, historical and geographic specificity. The health of the nation is a social order for the theory and practice of the welfare state. This implies an effective strategy and socio-political technologies of the society at the state of socio-psychological distress, distress and anxiety, which in future will manifest itself in positive and optimistic trends of the country development. Personal moral cleanliness, labor, and ability are the qualities that must be demanded by the government, which called itself social.The moral recovery of the nation is needed at all hierarchical levels of society and in all social statuses of citizens; it means that the state, in the name of managerial human resources, acts in the interests and for the welfare of the whole society. The welfare state should be based on moral certainty and mutual responsibility between citizens and the government. There is a great need in socio-behavioral standards that have evolved over millennia of the world history and especially in the history of Russia. These standards should include socio-economic tools and technology for the removal of total alienation at the macro and micro levels of the nation.
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