University Psychiatric Centre of Agadir / Inezgane

Positioned at the strategic crossroads of Inezgane and Agadir, the University Psychiatric Centre of Agadir/Inezgane serves as the primary public mental health hub for the Souss-Massa region and southern provinces. Affiliated with the regional University Hospital Center and the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of Agadir, the institution unites specialized community mental healthcare, academic residency education, and regional crisis intervention coordination.

The facility maintains an active 24/7 psychiatric emergency department equipped to manage acute panic states, manic episodes, and sudden psychotic crises. Sectorized inpatient pavilions accommodate adult patients requiring continuous clinical observation. Medical and nursing units deliver evidence-based protocols integrating modern psychotropic pharmacotherapy, thorough somatic diagnostics, and supportive psychological counseling. The center also provides outpatient consultation clinics, liaison psychiatry, and close partnerships with regional addiction centers and family support associations.

Continuous 24/7 psychiatric emergency service and crisis intervention. Sectorized inpatient hospitalization for acute adult mental health conditions. Comprehensive somatic, biological, and psychiatric nursing monitoring. Outpatient specialist clinics in general psychiatry and addiction medicine. Consultation-liaison psychiatry supporting general hospital departments throughout Souss-Massa. Clinical psychological assessments and family psychoeducation counseling.

Direct walk-in access 24/7 to psychiatric emergency triage without prior booking. Outpatient specialist clinics available by appointment or medical referral. Public hospital care is covered under Mandatory Health Insurance (AMO).

University professors and specialist psychiatrists, resident physicians, licensed psychiatric nurses, clinical psychologists, and hospital medical social workers.

University hospital network of CHU Agadir, maintaining active coordination with the Souss-Massa Regional Health Directorate, provincial hospitals in Taroudant, Tiznit, and Tata, and primary healthcare clinics.