Manx Care News

A service for parents who have lost a child through stillbirth or miscarriage is to be held at St. Thomas’ Church in Douglas later this month. Midwives at...

Photo: (l-r) Adrian Tomkinson (Wellbeing Partnership Manager – Manx Care), Wiktoria Bartlett (Southern Wellbeing Partnership Referral Co-Ordinator – Manx...

Noble’s Hospital is of the highest clinical standards. The lab follows the UK Government Health Security Agency’s (UKSHA) recommended methodology, supported by...

The COVID-19 swabbing centre at the Grandstand in Douglas has been forced to close temporarily for safety reasons, as a result of Storm Barra. Every effort has...

Please note, the clinic on Saturday 18 December has been cancelled. Walk-in clinics are being held for young people aged 12 to 17 to receive either their...

The Island’s second Wellbeing Partnership will be officially launched next week, this time in the South. The Southern Wellbeing Partnership will be based in...

A programme of elective surgery is to resume at Noble’s Hospital, following a temporary pause which began in the latter half of October due to staffing...

Do you know about the Island’s Minor Ailments Scheme (MAS), and how it could potentially help you? Manx Care is encouraging Manx residents to familiarise...

Manx Care is reminding members of the public that medical grade IIR fluid-resistant facemasks need to be worn in all of the health and social care settings it...

We are introducing a change for people due to undergo surgery/diagnostic procedures Manx Care is removing the requirement for those who are due to undergo a...