Cabdivin — Speech Therapy Software in Salé

Speech Therapy in Salé

Salé, Rabat's twin city on the right bank of the Bouregreg, forms with the capital a conurbation of over two million inhabitants. More working-class and younger than Rabat, Salé concentrates a massive school and paediatric demand: with about 40 speech therapists for nearly 900,000 inhabitants, provision remains far below the neighbouring capital's, creating long waiting lists and a spillover of part of the clientele to Rabat practices. This immediate proximity to Rabat and its Higher Institute of Speech Therapy (ISO) is an asset: Salé practitioners gain easy access to continuing education and to the Moroccan adaptations of assessment batteries, while serving a more working-class, strongly Arabic-speaking patient base (Darija, classical Arabic), with French schooling present but uneven across neighbourhoods. Documenting this linguistic profile in the file is essential to adapt tests and report language, most often expected in Arabic by Salé families. The health ecosystem benefits from the proximity of the Rabat-Salé conurbation's hospitals, which refer neurology and ENT patients to city practices. Administratively, Cabdivin fits the Moroccan reality: billing in dirhams (MAD), tracking of cash payments and AMO reimbursements, CNSS and CNOPS conventions, and management of the INPE identifier and ONOMP registration. The multi-practitioner interface suits growing group practices, and offline mode secures file access on the move between Salé and Rabat.