Type 2 diabetes
12% of adults in Morocco (2 million+)
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Diagnosis
- •Fasting glucose > 1.26 g/L (twice)
- •HbA1c > 6.5%
- •Post-load glucose > 2 g/L
Treatments
Diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol, asthma, thyroid, heart — living well day-to-day · ALD 100%.
12% of adults in Morocco (2 million+)
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30% of adults, 65% of seniors
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40% of adults
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10% of children, 6% of adults
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4-5% (women++)
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1-2% of adults, 10% after 70
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In Morocco, 41 chronic conditions are 100% covered by CNOPS/CNSS, with no co-payment. Files are submitted by your treating physician.
A condition lasting more than 6 months, evolving, requiring prolonged treatment. They are the leading causes of death in Morocco (75% according to WHO). Examples: diabetes, hypertension, cancer, COPD, kidney failure. Most have a strong preventive dimension.
See your treating doctor (or specialist). They complete the care protocol. Submit to CNOPS/CNSS with prescriptions and test results. Approval within 2-4 weeks by medical advisor. Once approved: ALD-related care reimbursed 100% (medications, consultations, tests, hospitalisation). Renewable every 5 years.
Some yes: hepatitis C (curative antivirals), early-stage cancers, autoimmune hypothyroidism (stabilised). Most are controlled without cure: diabetes, hypertension, asthma, COPD. Good control = near-normal quality of life + preserved longevity.
Often yes, with adjustments as the disease evolves. NEVER stop on your own (severe rebound risk). Some patients with very healthy lifestyle can reduce/stop under medical supervision (type 2 diabetes with major weight loss, mild hypertension). Always discuss with the doctor.
Acceptance (sometimes via therapy), patient education (workshops by funds and associations), informed family, adapted physical activity, balanced diet, treatment adherence, regular follow-up, early complication detection. Patient associations (AMAD for diabetes, AMC for cardiac) offer valuable support.
Yes, but sometimes with limitations: 3-6 month waiting period for pre-existing conditions, annual caps. Mandatory CNOPS/CNSS schemes via ALD remain the most protective. Complementary insurance covers out-of-pocket (single hospital room, fee overruns).
Official list from ANAM (National Health Insurance Agency) — 100% coverage of care related to these conditions for CNOPS, CNSS and AMO Tadamon members.
Official source: ANAM — List of Long-Term Conditions