Haemodialysis centreClinique Chichaoua

Haemodialysis centre in Chichaoua, Morocco

The haemodialysis unit of Clinique Chichaoua treats patients from the province and, by reservation, dialysis patients travelling in the region.

Sessions Monday to Saturday, 6 am to 7 pm, under the responsibility of a nephrologist.

A7 Marrakech ≈ 1 h Chichaoua Haemodialysis centre Agadir Essaouira
On the A7 Marrakech–Agadir motorway, Chichaoua exit, where the expressway to Essaouira begins. About 1 hour from Marrakech.

On dialysis and travelling in Morocco?

Holidays, family visits or a trip home: book your sessions before you arrive.

  1. Send us your travel dates by WhatsApp or phone.
  2. Send your medical file (see the list of documents).
  3. The nephrologist reviews your file. We confirm your session times and the price in writing.
  4. On the day, bring an identity document.

Documents to send

  • Letter from your nephrologist: medical history, medication, allergies
  • Dialysis prescription: duration, frequency, dry weight, anticoagulation
  • Vascular access: fistula or catheter
  • Recent blood tests
  • Recent hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV results
  • Records of your last three sessions

The nephrologist will confirm the final list for your situation.

Opening hours and address

Session hours

Monday to Saturday
6 am – 7 pm
Sunday
Closed

Address

Clinique Chichaoua
Chichaoua 41000, Morocco
Plus Code: G6RJ+3R Chichaoua

From Marrakech or Agadir: A7 motorway, Chichaoua exit. From Essaouira: take the expressway to Chichaoua.

Frequently asked questions

Do you accept patients who do not live in Chichaoua?

Yes, by reservation: patients on holiday, visiting family or returning to Morocco.

How much does a session cost for a visiting patient?

We send you the price in writing before your booking is confirmed.

How far ahead should I book?

As soon as your dates are known, especially for the summer.

Which languages can I use?

Arabic, French or English.

How do I get there from Marrakech?

Take the A7 motorway towards Agadir and leave at the Chichaoua exit: about 1 hour's drive.

What should I do in an emergency?

In a life-threatening emergency, call 141 (SAMU) or 15 (Civil Protection). For any question about your sessions, call the centre.

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