Specialty · 588 doctors

Nephrologist in Morocco

400–700 MAD · 40+ cities · The nephrologist treats kidney diseases: renal failure, hypertension, dialysis, transplantation.

The nephrologist treats kidney diseases: renal failure, hypertension, dialysis, transplantation. Sahha lists 588+ nephrologist across 40+ cities in Morocco, with each practice's address and, where known, its phone number. The average consultation fee is 550 MAD; online booking, where the practice offers it, is confirmed by the practice.

Common consultation reasons

Kidney failureDialysisKidney stonesGlomerulonephritis

588

Doctors

40

Cities

4+

Reasons

400+

MAD/visit

Symptoms & reasons

Common consultation reasons

Kidney failureDialysisKidney stonesGlomerulonephritis

Fees & reimbursement

How much does a consultation cost?

Average fee

400–700 MAD

Depending on city and practitioner.

CNSS

70 %

Reimbursed on the national reference rate.

CNOPS / AMO Tadamon

80 %

Depending on contract and third-party payment.

Fees are indicative. The share reimbursed by your complementary insurance may cover the remaining balance.

When to consult

When should you book an appointment with a nephrologist?

The nephrologist treats kidney diseases: renal failure, hypertension, dialysis, transplantation.

A consultation is recommended notably for: kidney failure, dialysis, kidney stones, glomerulonephritis. If your symptoms are recent, don't hesitate to first see a general practitioner who can refer you if needed.

Emergency: if your symptoms are acute, severe or unusual (intense pain, high fever, loss of consciousness, neurological signs), call 141 (SAMU) or go to the nearest hospital emergency department.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about nephrologist

What does a nephrologist do?+

The nephrologist treats kidney diseases: renal failure, hypertension, dialysis, transplantation.

How much does a nephrologist consultation cost in Morocco?+

A consultation costs on average 550 MAD, generally between 400 and 700 MAD depending on the city and practitioner. CNSS reimburses 70% and CNOPS 80% of the national reference rate.

What are the common consultation reasons?+

The most frequent reasons include: Kidney failure, Dialysis, Kidney stones, Glomerulonephritis. If you have another symptom, use our symptom checker for personalised guidance.

Do you need a prescription to consult?+

No, you can consult a nephrologist directly, without going through a general practitioner.

How do you book an appointment on Sahha?+

Select a nephrologist who offers online booking, choose an available slot and send your request. You receive a summary by email; the appointment is confirmed once the practice approves it. You can cancel online at no cost.

Book with a nephrologist

Summary by email, confirmed by the practice.