A sense of coherence shows meaningfulness, comprehensibility, and conductivity in stressful situations. It has been proven that it affecs the way a person reacts in stressfull situations. A sense of coherence affects physical and mental health as well as a life satisfaction. It can be measured by a scale constructed by Antonovsky which can measure three dimensions: the intelligibility, the meaningfulness, and the manageability. The aim of this thesis is to investigate the level of coherence among health professionals. A survey of the sense of coherence was conducted on a sample of 166 health workers at the General Hospital "Dr. Tomislav Bardek ”in Koprivnica. The most commonly used instrument for measuring feelings of coherence, the Life Orientation Questionnaire, was used. Respondents were health professionals (nurses / technicians, health radiology - technology activities, medical - laboratory activities, physical therapy activities). No statistically significant difference in the sence of coherence between the male and female was confirmed, although a lower sense of coherence was measured in men. There is a statistically significant correlation between the work experience of the respondents and the overall coherence. Respondents with shorter work experience have a weaker sense of coherence, while respondents with longer work experience have a stronger sense of coherence. A stronger sense of coherence is present in respondents with secondary education, while lower coherence is most prevalent in respondents with higher education.