Today, digital technologies are being actively penetrated into all spheres of human activity. At different stages of society's development, this period was associated first with computerization, then with informatization, and today with the digitalization of various areas of our lives, including health care and education. One of the most important tasks of the modern world is to maintain and improve human health, as well as to prevent epidemics and dangerous diseases. Geoinformation software allows to integrate, model and visualize heterogeneous spatial data, presenting them in a visual cartographic form, which significantly expands the range of solved tasks. Analyzing spatial information helps to plan actions in case of emerging dangerous disease explosions and rapid dissemination of infections. Geographic information systems are used for tasks related to improving the quality of health care, insurance, as well as for geospatial exploration and combating Ebola, the spread of COVID-19, etc. In education, GIS is used to perform local demographic analysis to identify the most convenient locations for educational facilities and schools in specific communities and selected areas of cities.