Coronavirus COVID-19
01/06/2022
The Covid-19 vaccination hub team were pleased to celebrate a special birthday with a recent attendee.
Winifred Thornley attended the vaccination hub on her 101st birthday to receive her spring…
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26/05/2022
The Isle of Man’s COVID vaccination programme confirms it will offer an autumn COVID-19 booster to those most vulnerable as well as frontline health and care workers following the latest…
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26/05/2022
The Covid-19 vaccine hub will be providing walk-in clinics during the TT period.
From Monday 30 May to 09 June 2022, the Covid-19 vaccination team (based at Chester Street Hub)…
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03/05/2022
The Isle of Man Government has today published details of payments made under the various Coronavirus support schemes.
The data is available at iomdfenterprise.im/coronavirus/ and includes details of applicants who…
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29/04/2022
The Isle of Man Government will publish details of payments made under the various Coronavirus support schemes on Tuesday 3 May.
This will include details of all applicants who received…
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28/04/2022
Due to the current reduction in reported levels of Covid-19 within the Isle of Man, and the decrease in number of patients with Covid-19 in hospital, Manx Care is making…
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08/04/2022
Please be reminded that there are now only four reasons for requesting a PCR test in the Isle of Man, which are as follows:
07/04/2022
Manx Care is reminding the public that vaccination programmes continues to be a robust approach to protecting the community from Covid-19.
Vaccine invite letters are being sent out to all…
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05/04/2022
Manx Care has reduced waiting lists across two clinical specialties as part of its ‘Restoration and Recovery of Elective Activity’ programme.
Around 150 cataract procedures were completed across March by…
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01/04/2022
Manx Care is reminding members of the public that they must not visit any form of health or social care setting if they have Covid-19 symptoms or a positive Covid-19…
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01/04/2022
The Isle of Man Government is today confirming that the details of payments made under the various Coronavirus support schemes will be published at the end of April.
The Department…
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01/04/2022
Manx Care can confirm details of how it will begin to reduce waiting lists for psychological therapies for children, young people and adults.
Acutely aware of the demand on Manx…
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31/03/2022
Manx Care is reminding the public that the best protection against Covid-19 is for the whole community to get vaccinated. While figures are steadying off on the Isle of Man…
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30/03/2022
Due to the current level of community spread of Covid-19 within the Isle of Man, increases in the number of patients with Covid-19 in hospital and subsequent limits on available…
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28/03/2022
The maximum period for which a person can self-certify their incapacity for work for benefits purposes is being reduced from 21 days to 14 days.
The Treasury is making the…
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25/03/2022
Following discussions with Isle of Man Government, and whilst taking into account the high levels of community transmission of Covid-19 in the community, Manx Care will continue to maintain its…
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25/03/2022
Chief Minister Alfred Cannan MHK has confirmed that the Isle of Man will remove all remaining COVID-19 restrictions from 00:01hrs on Friday 1 April.
The removal of the restrictions signals…
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22/03/2022
The Spring booster campaign recently advised by the UK’s Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) will commence on Island on 28 March, with appointment letters being sent to those…
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22/03/2022
Manx Care’s Covid-19 PCR testing/swabbing centre is operating from The Crookall Centre, Kensington Road, Douglas (the old Finch Hill GP surgery) and not from its former base at the TT…
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17/03/2022
Manx Care announces a range of measures as a result of increased Covid numbers within the community which is impacting its workforce and operational delivery. This includes the implementation of…
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