In Sevastopol, the clinic without a license issued 74 conclusions to adoptive parents

The prosecutor’s office of Sevastopol revealed that a private medical clinic from July 2025 to August 2026 illegally issued written reports to 74 citizens who wished to become adoptive parents, guardians or adoptive parents. The medical institution did not have a license for this and the necessary conditions, the press service of the supervisory authority of the region reported.

Verification of the implementation of the legislation on health protection and licensing of medical activities was carried out by the prosecutor's office of Sevastopol. In July 2025, the private clinic lost the right to provide paid services for medical examination of candidates for adoptive parents, guardians or adoptive parents.

Nevertheless, the institution continued to issue such reports. From July 2025 to August 2026, the clinic issued documents to 74 citizens without having the appropriate license and conditions for the provision of such services.

As a result of the inspection, the prosecutor’s office opened a case against the clinic on an administrative offense under part 2 of Article 14.1 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation – the implementation of entrepreneurial activities without a mandatory license. The director of the institution was presented with an idea to eliminate violations.

The Arbitration Court of Sevastopol, having considered the case materials, brought the legal entity to administrative responsibility. Illegal activities on paid medical examination stopped.

Citizens who received incarceration in the clinic are now being examined in state medical institutions.