Our intensive care units combine advanced equipment with continuous monitoring, rapid response to emergencies and strict protocols, for adults and newborns alike.
Our intensive care units have advanced equipment for continuous monitoring, appropriate care and a rapid response to emergencies. Strict protocols protect every patient. The constant attention of our intensivists and specialised nurses, and their closeness to families, bring comfort and humanity in what are often difficult moments.
Practical information
What to prepare before your visit for adult & Neonatal Intensive Care — Casablanca.
Medical documents
Patients must present all the required documents (ID, medical file, prescriptions, insurance card) for a smooth admission and safe follow-up.
Tests
The prescribed pre-operative tests (blood tests, imaging, specific examinations) assess the patient’s health and prepare the operation safely.
Fasting instructions
As prescribed, the patient must fast strictly before the operation. This step is essential for anaesthetic safety and to reduce risks during surgery.
Stopping or adjusting medication
Some medications must be stopped or adjusted before the operation, as instructed by the doctor. This limits complications and optimises your care.
Frequently asked questions — Adult & Neonatal Intensive Care
Answers to the questions our patients ask most often.
What does the Adult & Neonatal Intensive Care department at Clinique Riviera in Casablanca cover?
Our intensive care units combine advanced equipment with continuous monitoring, rapid response to emergencies and strict protocols, for adults and newborns alike.
How do I book a adult & neonatal intensive 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 adult & neonatal intensive 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.