Travelling abroad for treatment raises as many practical questions as medical ones. Here are the answers to the most common, and what we take care of for you.
Morocco has become a destination for patients from Africa, Europe and the Middle East. Here is what weighs in that decision.
Practitioners and facilities specialising across a wide range of surgical disciplines, often trained in Europe and practising in both countries.
Clinics equipped with recent technical platforms: operating theatres, imaging, intensive care, and robot-assisted surgery for certain procedures.
Casablanca is connected daily to Europe and West Africa through Mohammed V airport. For many patients, that means a few hours in the air, without a stopover.
French is widely spoken in Moroccan medical circles, and English in professional settings. You explain your situation in your own words, and you understand the answer.
Treatment is only part of the journey. We also coordinate what surrounds it: appointments, accommodation, transfers, companions.
The questions patients ask us most often.
Requirements depend on your nationality: some countries enter Morocco without a visa, others do not. Where a visa is needed, we prepare the file with you and provide the documents the consulate expects from the treating facility.
Mohammed V airport in Casablanca is about thirty kilometres from the centre. If you ask us to, we advise on flights and arrange your transfer on arrival.
Hotel or apartment, alone or with your companions, close to where you are treated. We book according to the length of your care and the level of comfort you want.
Journeys between your accommodation, consultations and the clinic can be arranged for the whole of your stay.
You may travel with a relative. We factor that into accommodation, transfers and, if needed, visa formalities.
It depends on the procedure and on recovery. The quote we send you states the time to allow for, consultations and check-ups included.
Some insurers reimburse care received abroad, others do not. Check with yours before you travel: we provide the quotes and reports they will need.
You leave with your surgical report and your instructions. The team stays reachable for remote follow-up and answers your questions after the procedure.
Arabic and Amazigh are the official languages. French is very widely used; English and Spanish are common in professional settings.
The Moroccan dirham (MAD). International bank cards are accepted in clinics, hotels and most shops.
Morocco is on GMT+1. The difference with Western Europe and West Africa is nil or one hour depending on the season.
Casablanca has a temperate oceanic climate: mild winters and summers without excessive heat, which makes recovery comfortable all year round.
Send us your file: we review it and reply within 48 hours, with the right specialist and the detail of what we arrange for you.
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