SILK MEDICAL

I do not recommend going to Silc Medical clinics. They charge 1800 lari, and in the end: 1. they lose tests and scans 2. absolute indifference to the client, you have to fight for services yourself 3. inadequate staff who understand and know nothing (except for the doctors) 4. they try to con you out of money and unnecessary services. They drained more nerves than I had health problems.

I really liked the obstetrician-gynecologist Sofia and the ultrasound doctor. They were very attentive and caring regarding my questions during my pregnancy, as I reached out in the second trimester. They dedicated a lot of time to me, were not in a hurry, and communicated calmly and respectfully. The girls at the reception were also very pleasant and quick. There was a mistake in my appointment in the call center; it didn't even exist in the system, but they organized an appointment for me without any waiting.

I visited Dr. Voronovskaya at the clinic. She's an excellent specialist! Very attentive, tactful, and professional. The appointment went wonderfully, and I received detailed recommendations and a plan for further action. I definitely recommend this doctor.

I'd also like to leave a review. The clinic is excellent in every way. I liked everything, both the service and the doctors. The service is excellent. I'd especially like to mention Dr. Konstantin Mikheev and the entire staff at the clinic at 165 Griboyedov Street. They were professional and helpful. Thank you very much.

I took my child to see Natia, a dermatologist, and the doctor left a terrible impression. The first dermatological appointment lasted exactly 9 minutes, including the registration process. The doctor didn't ask about the child's living conditions, despite the obvious allergies and rash, and didn't come over or examine the child. But she immediately referred him to an ophthalmologist, a neurologist, a complete blood count, urine tests, biochemistry, and glucose tests (they planned to take the glucose on a full stomach). Naturally, we declined because the doctor was sitting in the office and was clearly not a doctor. The dress code was loose and he clearly had no idea what a code was.

Although they couldn't help, they went out of their way to help.

I was treated by gastroenterologist Maria Ovchinnikova. They checked for possible causes and found the correct one. I feel better after the prescribed treatment. Thank you!

We visited the traumatologist today and were very pleased. The doctor was polite, attentive, and truly professional. Overall, the clinic's service left a very positive impression. We'd especially like to thank the receptionist for organizing our appointment. Even though one of our patients, who had missed her appointment, tried to cut in line, the receptionist politely and carefully explained that we would be seen first, as our appointment time was approaching. It's so gratifying to see such re

Overall, I like the clinic; I’ve seen different specialists and everything has always been fine. BUT! The other day I made an appointment with a trichologist, and it seemed to start well, but in the end, I still got the following phrase: well, something is wrong with your hormones, once we fix that, you’ll immediately want to have children. Excuse me, I didn’t even come to a gynecologist/endocrinologist. And I’m not here with a problem of not having a child. I don’t understand why your doctors allow themselves to make such statements in 2026, especially since no one asked them why I haven’t had pregnancies, abortions, or children at 29. The second red flag was that the doctor didn’t offer alternatives for the medications that are simply not available in Georgia and are practically impossible to order on regular marketplaces (I won’t even mention the cost of 300 lari). And when I saw that they prescribed me remedies from the 'Sacred Phoenix,' I was completely taken aback.

Neurologist. Incompetent person for 100 lari. Not a chance.