Families trust us with their care

Mrs Alaoui, 71, returned home to Hivernage after coronary bypass surgery. Her family needed daily nursing follow-up: sternal wound dressings, anticoagulant management and vital sign monitoring.

A specialised nurse provided two daily visits for 10 days. Each visit included dressing, vital signs, INR check and a report sent to the cardiac surgeon.

Healing proceeded without complications. The cardiologist praised the quality of home follow-up and the structured nursing file.

Little Adam, born prematurely at 34 weeks, returned home to Targa with a specific care protocol: daily weighing, temperature monitoring and breastfeeding support.

A paediatric nurse visited every morning for two weeks. She guided the parents, trained the mother in monitoring techniques and coordinated with the paediatrician.

Adam gained 800g in two weeks. The parents felt reassured and confident to continue care on their own.

A guest at a Palmeraie palace presented a severe allergic reaction after dinner. The hotel staff needed an emergency nurse on site.

A nurse arrived in 25 minutes with emergency equipment. After assessment, treatment administration and stabilisation, he coordinated the transfer to the nearest clinic.

The guest was quickly stabilised. The hotel praised the discretion and speed of the intervention and signed a partnership agreement with SOS Nursing.

A construction company in the Sidi Ghanem industrial zone needed an on-site nurse to cover 150 workers during the structural phase: first aid, health monitoring, occupational health compliance.

We assigned a licensed nurse to the site, 6 days a week. He set up a care station, a consultation log and provided first aid and prevention.

Zero serious accidents over 4 months of construction. The company renewed the contract for its next two projects in Marrakech.

The Bennani family wished for their father, suffering from terminal cancer, to spend his final days at home in Gueliz, surrounded by his loved ones, with dignified medical support.

A team of two nurses provided day and night presence: pain management, comfort care, family support. A coordinator liaised with the treating oncologist.

Mr Bennani remained at home, pain-free, surrounded by his family. The family spoke of care delivered with humanity and professionalism.