Cabdivin — Speech Therapy Software in Oran

Speech Therapy in Oran

Oran (Wahran), Algeria's second city and the economic capital of the country's west, is a major Mediterranean port and a leading university hub. The city counts about 110 speech therapists, mostly trained at the University of Oran 2 Mohamed Ben Ahmed, whose medical faculty and speech therapy programme supply most of the profession in western Algeria. The hospital ecosystem centres on the Établissement Hospitalier Universitaire 1er Novembre 1954 (EHU Oran), one of the largest modern hospitals in the Maghreb, and the CHU d'Oran. Their neurology, neurosurgery and ENT services are regional reference centres referring patients for post-stroke aphasia and dysarthria rehabilitation, swallowing disorders, and follow-up of fitted hearing loss and cochlear implants, while hospital paediatrics refers many children for language delay and learning disorders. Oran's linguistic situation is one of Algeria's most distinctive: the Oran Darija carries a strong Hispanic substrate inherited from the long Spanish presence, coexisting with classical Arabic, French (deeply rooted in the middle and upper classes) and, inland, Amazigh. This complexity makes assessment delicate, and Cabdivin lets practitioners record the child's real linguistic profile to avoid confusing multilingualism with a disorder. Administratively, Cabdivin addresses the local context with billing in Algerian dinars (DZD), tax-compliant receipts, CNAS convention management, and an offline mode valuable in areas of the Oran region with uneven connectivity.