Long time want to give dr Starikov review. Back few years ago he was recommended by my client. Never liked to go to Russian doctors, but had no one else in mind and decided to see him. First regular check up was in the beginning of the year, then they told me in the office: if all my tests be normal office won't call me. I should be smarter and call myself to find out, but I did not. About 6 months later I had some spotting, I was in menopause for about a year. Came back to Dr Starikov. He walks in and in the middle of his office announcing " If you in menopause for a year, most likely it's a cancer " . The floor disappeared under my feet. I got myself together and asked, what is the next step? He says to get biopsy, which was very painful procedure done right away. After knowing that I may have cancer, like Dr Starikov announced and waiting over weekend and few days after for results called back on Tuesday and receptionist tells me they will call back, then computer was down, then by Thursday still not knowing what is going on, called by the end of the day and for an answer from receptionist: " Woman, why do you call us every day, we are very busy ". I knew then not to stay in this office, if I have something serious going on, how I will be treated later on? Asked them to prepare my records and find another doctor. And I did. This American woman doctor from Jackson Memorial in Miami explained to me all for an hour, best and worst case scenario, I will be fine in any case. Took biopsy, very gently, even it was unpleasant process. But with her care and explanation it was not bad at all. She did sonogram and they saw a polyp. After all, no cancer. This wonderful doctor removed two polyps , which was the cause of my spotting. NO CANCER! My suggestion to Dr Starikov: don't be so greedy about money by seeing Russian pregnant women, witch was so popular at that time to grab big money. Be a good person first, care about your patients. I would stay away from this doctor, money is a priority not a patient! read more