The IC will investigate the clinic, whose patients have reported forced loans and fraud.
In Samara, the patients were invited to a free examination at the private clinic "Inmadus", and then had to take out loans or payments for expensive programs and procedures directly on the spot. The victims told the TV channel Russia 1 about it.
Another patient stated that after a visit to the clinic's beautician, her face became dull and her vision deteriorated. She believes the medication she was given was contraindicated for her stage 3 hypertension. Another victim arrived with problems in the hip joint, but it is suspected that she did not undergo the required tests and after the injections, the condition of the veins worsened.
The clinic itself denies the patients' claims. The victims also sent complaints to the head of Rozdarbendzor district, Anna Gomzhina, but received answers that there were no violations. In the fall of 2026, Gomzina was arrested in the case of accepting a bribe of 800 thousand rubles for distorting the results of an audit of an organization providing cosmetic services.
The police opened a criminal case in the "fraud" article. But despite this, the medical center, according to the patients, changed its name and continues to operate. According to media reports, the company received more than 250 million rubles in revenue in 2025.
The investigative committee began reviewing procedures. The case is under the control of the head of the department, Alexander Bastrykin.