American Medical Clinic

We thank the medical staff and doctor Asaturov for the excellent care of our son Wim Janssen! We have full confidence in this hospital from far away Belgium! Thank you very much !

On Sept. 30, 2019 I fell in my stateroom and got a concussion on a Russian Viking River Cruise. I was incoherent. The ship's doctor determined I needed to go to a hospital. I was sent by ambulance to the AMC in St. Petersburg, I received the best of care. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

In August I fell and fractured my wrist while on a Viking river cruise. I was taken to this hospital for surgery to implant a titanium plate and screws. I stayed two days in the hospital and other than a language barrier I had excellent care. My nurse, Lilly, was so sweet and caring which made my stay less frightening. As an American I want to compliment the staff for their friendliness and professionalism.

So it's been 1 week i am having a dental problem . I decided to make an appointment in american clinic . They told me at the same day of your appointment surgeon will extract your wisdom tooth . I went there yesterday they haven't even done x-ray when i asked them about x-ray they told me do you want a xray?? :)) anyway doctor came and cleaned the impacted area then he told me i am not a surgeon i cant extract your tooth do it later. And for almost nothing i paid 750 rubles . So the service sucks there reception says different doctor say something different . I wouldn't recommend you to visit dentist there !

The same day appointment. Fast registration service. Friendly stuff. Good physicians. Send me all documents I needed for my insurance by mail. Unfortunately, the documents are written in Russian, and they asked additional money for translation to English. I can recommend Euromed Clinic

in St. Petersburg where I got extremely good service and got all documents and recommendations in English.

While traveling to St. Petersburg on a cruise ship my wife had a serious medical emergency requiring surgery. She was transported by ambulance to the American Medical Clinic in St. Petersburg, Russia where we were met at the door by a competent Russian doctor who immediately took action. During our five day stay in the clinic we received excellent care and were treated like family. Because we were traveling with a cruise ship we didn't need visas for our tours but, once we left the ship we were in need of visas to get through immigration and fly home. The Clinic patient representative worked a feverishly obtaining a visa for us in three days, a process which normally takes five days. The American Medical Clinic sent an English speaking nurse with us to the St. Petersburg airport and assisted us with the boarding process and the language barriers. This is a first class institution with highly skilled and people friendly staff. My wife's surgery was a success and we are very thankful for the service we received. Note: don't leave the country without travel insurance or a global phone!!!

I had to go there while I was in St. Petersburg because my toenail was sliced in half with a rusty piece of metal in the tour bus. Very painful and I needed a tetanus shot. The doctor there was not only rude, he was mean. Never treated this badly before, just acted like he did not care and I was bothering him. I guess the Russion tour guide called him and told him I needed something else so he was mad when I came in and said I would need a tetanus shot. Dont go here at all!!! There is no accountability at this clinic. In America, professionals could not treat their patients this way.

The site's working now. Looks good

hmmm, the site doesn't come up, but they are there in Google. Anybody know if they're still open. Would be good to have a doctor's office I can count on.

Good place - hooked me up with some meds when I got a bad flu in St. Pete.