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Advancements in Hearing Healthcare: Inauguration of New Center in Rabat Enhances Access and Care

Advancements in Hearing Healthcare: Inauguration of New Center in Rabat Enhances Access and Care
Friday 01 March 2024 - 13:41
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A significant milestone in hearing health services in Morocco was reached on World Hearing Day with the inauguration of the Moroccan Hearing Aid Center's (CMPA) new facility in Rabat.

Aligned with this year's World Hearing Day theme of challenging misconceptions surrounding hearing loss, the opening of the center at 11 S.A.R. Sidi Mohammed Avenue underscores a dedicated effort to tackle the substantial unmet demand for audiology services globally.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 430 million people currently grapple with disabling hearing loss, including 34 million children. Without timely intervention, this figure is projected to escalate significantly to over 700 million by 2050.

Despite the magnitude of this public health concern, over 80% of individuals in need of ear and hearing care lack access to it. The new CMPA center in Rabat aims to bridge this disparity in Morocco by expanding service offerings.

Beyond its symbolic inauguration, the event served as a platform for international stakeholders, experts, and dignitaries to acknowledge collaborative endeavors and technological advancements in the field. Discussions emphasized the future trajectory of audiology in the country, emphasizing personalized, state-of-the-art approaches tailored to diverse needs.

As a frontrunner in audiology, CMPA is committed to delivering premium care, encompassing pediatric fittings to the management of complex requirements. By offering patients the latest innovations and personalized treatment plans, the center epitomizes its dedication to an inclusive vision for hearing healthcare.

Amidst the global surge in advocacy for hearing health, initiatives such as the new Rabat facility offer a beacon of hope by enhancing access to high-quality, specialized services. They signify significant progress toward a world where hearing impairments no longer constrain opportunity or participation.


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