Screening, stabilisation and long-term follow-up of diabetes, with patient education and prevention of complications.
The diabetes department supports diabetic patients over the long term: starting and adjusting treatment, patient education and regular screening for complications. Follow-up is coordinated with endocrinology, nephrology, cardiology and, for gestational diabetes, with the maternity unit.
- Type 1 and type 2 diabetes
- Gestational diabetes
- Stabilising and adjusting treatment
- Patient education
- Screening for complications (kidney, eye, foot, heart)
- Nutritional follow-up and lifestyle
Practical information
What to prepare before your visit for diabetes Care — Casablanca.
Booking an appointment
Call the clinic or come to reception to arrange a consultation slot with the specialist.
Preparing for the consultation
Follow the instructions you are given for your visit (fasting, continuing or stopping a treatment, tests to have done beforehand).
Documents to bring
Bring your ID, your insurance card, and any medical reports, imaging results and current prescriptions.
Frequently asked questions — Diabetes Care
Answers to the questions our patients ask most often.
What does the Diabetes Care department at Clinique Riviera in Casablanca cover?
Screening, stabilisation and long-term follow-up of diabetes, with patient education and prevention of complications. Care provided: Type 1 and type 2 diabetes ; Gestational diabetes ; Stabilising and adjusting treatment ; Patient education ; Screening for complications (kidney, eye, foot, heart) ; Nutritional follow-up and lifestyle.
How do I book a diabetes care appointment in Casablanca?
Call Clinique Riviera on +212 537 01 55 03 or come to reception at 301 Boulevard Ghandi, Casablanca 20000. The clinic is open 24/7 and its emergency department handles urgent cases at any hour.
What should I bring to a diabetes care appointment?
Your ID (national card or passport), your insurance card or certificate, and any medical reports, imaging results and current prescriptions. If your doctor gave you a sealed referral letter, bring that too.