Our intensive care unit provides continuous medical and nursing monitoring for patients who need close observation, following surgery, emergency admission or intensive care.
The intensive care unit admits patients whose condition requires permanent monitoring without needing full resuscitation care. The unit operates around the clock, working closely with the operating theatres, the emergency department and the adult and neonatal intensive care units.
- Continuous monitoring of vital signs
- Recovery after major surgery
- Acute decompensation of chronic diseases
- Close monitoring after emergency admission
- Coordinated transfer to or from intensive care
- Regular updates to relatives from the care team
Practical information
What to prepare before your visit for intensive Care Unit — 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 — Intensive Care Unit
Answers to the questions our patients ask most often.
What does the Intensive Care Unit department at Clinique Riviera in Casablanca cover?
Our intensive care unit provides continuous medical and nursing monitoring for patients who need close observation, following surgery, emergency admission or intensive care. Care provided: Continuous monitoring of vital signs ; Recovery after major surgery ; Acute decompensation of chronic diseases ; Close monitoring after emergency admission ; Coordinated transfer to or from intensive care ; Regular updates to relatives from the care team.
How do I book a intensive care unit 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 intensive care unit 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.