Quartier Sofia Nkhilate, 5 Targa, Marrakech, Morocco dialyse.alhayat.marrakech@gmail.com +212 6 66 34 36 83
Emergency : +212 6 66 23 14 41
Centre Al HayatNephrology · Haemodialysis

Nephrology & haemodialysis centre · Marrakech

Your kidneys, in caring hands.

At Centre Al Hayat, Dr Amina Al Adlouni and her team welcome you for haemodialysis sessions and the follow-up of kidney disease, in a brand-new, bright and peaceful setting in Targa, Marrakech.

  • Specialist nephrologist
  • Comfortable rooms
  • Visiting patients welcome
Front of Centre Al Hayat Marrakech in Targa
Emergency+212 6 66 23 14 41
Trained in ParisBordeaux · Tours
  • Tenon Hospital, ParisFormer resident
  • Kidney transplantationDiploma — University of Tours
  • Kidney & systemic diseasesDiploma — University of Bordeaux
  • Cheikh Zayd FoundationFormer nephrologist
Private dialysis room Reception Haemodialysis room
Nephrology & dialysisTarga, Marrakech

The centre

Designed around the comfort of dialysis patients

Dialysis is part of your life several times a week, so it deserves a place where you feel at ease. Centre Al Hayat was designed as a modern, calm and welcoming care space where every patient is known, listened to and followed by a specialist nephrologist.

  • Private rooms

    More privacy and rest during your session.

  • Modern equipment

    Recent haemodialysis machines and medical beds.

  • Everyday comfort

    Air conditioning, television and bright spaces.

  • Hygiene & safety

    Strict protocols and monitoring at every session.

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Our care

Complete care for kidney disease

From the first consultation to dialysis and transplant follow-up, one coordinated team.

Haemodialysis

Regular haemodialysis sessions under strict safety and hygiene standards, with personalised clinical and laboratory follow-up.

Nephrology consultation

Diagnosis and treatment of kidney disease: acute or chronic kidney failure, proteinuria, haematuria, kidney stones and cysts.

Kidneys, diabetes & hypertension

Protecting the kidneys of patients with diabetes or high blood pressure, to slow the progression of kidney disease.

Preparing for dialysis

Information, vascular access (fistula) planning and support for patients and families before the first session.

Kidney transplant follow-up

Pre-transplant work-up and follow-up of transplant recipients, backed by specialist training in kidney transplantation.

Holiday dialysis

Visiting Marrakech? Keep up your sessions during your stay, with peace of mind.

Plan my sessions

Holiday dialysis · Visiting patients

On dialysis? Enjoy Marrakech with peace of mind

Holiday, family visit or business trip: we welcome you for your haemodialysis sessions during your stay in Marrakech, whether you come from elsewhere in Morocco or from abroad.

  1. Send us your datesIdeally several weeks before you arrive, by WhatsApp, phone or email.
  2. Share your medical fileYour home dialysis unit can send it to us directly.
  3. Get your confirmationWe confirm your session slots and welcome you as soon as you arrive.

Documents usually requested

  • Dialysis prescription (duration, dialyser, anticoagulation, dry weight)
  • Recent serology: hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV
  • Recent blood tests
  • Reports of your latest dialysis sessions
  • Letter from your nephrologist and current medication list
Our team will confirm the final list when you send your request.
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Dr Amina Al Adlouni in her consulting room
Attentive listeningand personalised follow-up for every patient.

The doctor

Dr Amina Al Adlouni

Nephrologist · Kidney disease · Haemodialysis

A graduate of the Marrakech Faculty of Medicine, Dr Al Adlouni continued her training in France, including as a resident at Tenon Hospital in Paris, a leading centre for nephrology. She then practised at Mohammed VI University Hospital and the Cheikh Zayd Foundation before welcoming patients at Centre Al Hayat.

  • Specialist medical training diploma (DFMS)Faculty of Medicine, Paris
  • Diploma in kidney & systemic diseasesFaculty of Medicine, Bordeaux
  • Kidney transplantation diplomaFaculty of Medicine, Tours
  • Former residentTenon Hospital, Paris
  • Former physicianMohammed VI University Hospital
  • Former nephrologistCheikh Zayd Foundation
  • GraduateMarrakech Faculty of Medicine

Your care pathway

Simple, clear and human

We support you and your family at every step.

  1. 1

    First contact

    A call or a WhatsApp message is all it takes to tell us about your situation.

  2. 2

    Consultation & tests

    The nephrologist reviews your kidney health and your results.

  3. 3

    Tailored plan

    Treatment and session schedule set around your needs.

  4. 4

    Regular follow-up

    Check-ups, adjustments and advice throughout your treatment.

Insurance & coverage

Our reception team guides you through the paperwork with your health insurer.

AMOCNSSCNOPSMutual fundsPrivate insurance

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New, bright and carefully kept spaces, designed for your comfort.

FAQ

Your questions, answered

How do I book an appointment?

Call or WhatsApp our appointments line on +212 6 66 34 36 83, call the centre on +212 5 24 49 41 43, or fill in the contact form, which prepares your message for you.

What should I bring to start dialysis at the centre?

Please bring your medical file: reports, recent blood tests, serology (hepatitis B and C, HIV) and current prescriptions. If you are already on dialysis, bring the dialysis prescription from your current unit. Our team will tell you if anything else is needed.

Do you accept visiting patients (holiday dialysis)?

Yes. Contact us as early as possible with your travel dates, then send your medical file. We will then confirm your session slots.

How long does a haemodialysis session last?

A session usually lasts about four hours, most often three times a week. The exact duration and frequency are set by your nephrologist.

Can my treatment be covered?

Our reception team guides you through the process with your insurer (AMO, CNSS, CNOPS, mutual funds or private insurance). Visitors from abroad should check coverage with their own insurer before travelling.

What should I do in an emergency?

Call the centre's emergency number: +212 6 66 23 14 41. In a life-threatening emergency in Morocco, dial 15 or 141.

Where is the centre?

Quartier Sofia Nkhilate, 5 Targa, Marrakech, near Avenue El Idrissi and Pharmacie Salam. The map and Google Maps directions are in the Contact section.

Contact

Let's talk about your care

A question, an appointment or a holiday dialysis request? Our team will get back to you quickly.

Emergency+212 6 66 23 14 41
Appointments & WhatsApp+212 6 66 34 36 83
Landline+212 5 24 49 41 43
Emaildialyse.alhayat.marrakech@gmail.com
AddressQuartier Sofia Nkhilate, 5 Targa, Marrakech, Morocco

Landmarks: Avenue El Idrissi, Pharmacie Salam, Café Mawazine, Café Inass.

AppointmentsConsultations and sessions by appointment

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