Docteur houda ouadghiri génycologue

As for the assistant, her treatment was even worse than I expected. Her manner was incredibly condescending and arrogant, as if the patient was there to annoy her, not because she was worried and anxious about her pregnancy. She didn't even try to understand the situation or ask what was happening. Her response was cold and provocative: "You don't have an appointment, there's no one to see you." Honestly, the worst thing is standing in front of someone who's supposed to be the first person you interact with in the clinic, and she shows no understanding, no empathy, not even a shred of humanity. To her, the patient is just a number on a calendar; if you don't have an appointment, there's nothing to do. The way she treated me was provocative and humiliating, especially since I wasn't in a normal state of mind. I was worried about the baby and looking for help. Medical service isn't just about appointments and calendars; it's also about treating people with respect. The first point of contact for any doctor is reception, and unfortunately, this reception left me with a very bad impression.

In Ouarzazate, healthcare is a matter of buying and selling. There are no appointments; just a primitive system where you arrive at dawn and wait for a doctor to examine you, as if people had no other obligations.

Honestly, their behavior is unprofessional. They act as if they hold the keys to healing. Their communication is arrogant and dismissive. The phone rings, but no one answers.

Poor service, the vacuum cleaner had several faults, I do not recommend this establishment, 0% recommended

She and the leader are the same; the appointment time is 11. You'll have to waste a whole day to get there. She's full of clients, appointments are four months in advance. I don't recommend her.

Unfortunately, the service was terrible...we expect to be well received, especially when it comes to customers. I don't recommend it!