Cabdivin — Speech Therapy Software in Casablanca

Speech Therapy in Casablanca

Casablanca, Morocco's economic capital and the Maghreb's largest city, concentrates the highest density of speech therapists in the Kingdom — about 280 practitioners in private and hospital practice. Demand is exploding: awareness of language disorders is progressing rapidly in urban middle classes, and the city's private schools (Lycée Lyautey and the AEFE network, French and Spanish missions) now frequently prescribe a speech assessment for school difficulties. This academic pressure, far stronger in Casablanca than elsewhere in Morocco, channels much of the activity toward learning disorders in French-schooled children. The hospital ecosystem relies on CHU Ibn Rochd, Morocco's largest hospital, whose neurology, paediatrics and ENT departments refer patients for post-stroke rehabilitation, neurodevelopmental disorders and fitted hearing-loss follow-up. Practices cluster mainly in Maârif, Bourgogne, Anfa and Gauthier, with increasingly structured group practices — an organisational profile that makes multi-practitioner management and cross-site file sharing a concrete need. Linguistically, the Casablanca child grows up in a dense environment (Darija, classical Arabic, French — sometimes doubled with Amazigh or English); exposed early and intensively to French at school, they may show gaps that are not a disorder, so documenting the precise linguistic profile is decisive to avoid over-diagnosis. Cabdivin records this profile and generates, via the AI assistant, reports in the language each interlocutor expects: French for private schools, Arabic for families. On the management side, Cabdivin fits the Moroccan reality with billing in dirhams (MAD) and support for local bodies (CNSS, CNOPS, AMO and private insurers). Cabdivin is used in several private practices in Casablanca and at CHU Ibn Rochd.