Cabdivin — Speech Therapy Software in Oujda

Speech Therapy in Oujda

Oujda, capital of the Oriental region and Morocco's gateway toward Algeria, has one of the Kingdom's lowest speech therapy densities: about 35 practitioners for nearly 500,000 inhabitants, far below the Atlantic-axis metropolises. This shortage creates long waiting lists and largely unmet demand, especially for learning disorders in schooled children. The Oriental's linguistic specificity is marked: an eastern Darija with its own accents, classical Arabic, Amazigh (Tarifit in the north-east) and French schooling, in a region historically open to neighbouring Algeria. Distinguishing a language disorder from the effects of multilingualism is a daily diagnostic challenge; Cabdivin lets practitioners document the patient's precise linguistic profile directly in the record to avoid over-diagnosis. The CHU Mohammed VI, the Oriental's reference hospital, is gradually structuring care provision and refers neurology and ENT patients to city practices. For the many practitioners starting out in a developing region, Cabdivin offers guided setup, a student plan and support for billing compliant with Moroccan bodies: dirhams (MAD), AMO, CNSS and CNOPS, with management of the INPE identifier and ONOMP registration. Offline mode and the responsive web app ease follow-up of a patient base sometimes spread between Oujda and the Oriental's communes.