The aim of the study was to find out the current state and development of the Soil Healthy Index(SHI) at 13 localities in various soil-ecological conditions in the Slovak Republic. The SHI was developed using a minimum soil data set, physical and chemical soil parameters in combination with environmental parameters (land use, gradients). The SHI in one numerical value accumulates information about the state of soil health and its ability to provide soil functions and thus ecosystems in the optimal range. The highest SHI values were determined at localities used as arable land (ChernozemFluvisol), located in a warm climate at altitudes up to 200 m above sea level. Ecosystems with very low and low value are mostly grasslands, with mildly cold climate and (cambizeme) considerable slope, agroecosystem on low organic matter (regoz) and arable ecosystem SHI is also reduced in areas of geochemical anomalies and areas with anthropogenic load, where there is a higher content of risk elements..The SHI changes are mainly the result of changes in dynamic indicators such as soil response and soil bulk density.