Coronavirus COVID-19
31/12/2021
Manx Care would like to reassure expectant mothers that, while there are changes to visiting policies and clinics/services across many healthcare settings, all ante and postnatal services are continuing with…
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31/12/2021
Students will be welcomed back to classrooms across the Island on Tuesday 4 January 2022 for face-to-face teaching to continue.
All educational settings will continue to have proportionate mitigations in…
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30/12/2021
Due to the current level of community spread of Covid-19 within the Isle of Man, and subsequent limits on available staff due to Covid-19 absence, Manx Care is making some…
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23/12/2021
Young children aged 5 – 11 at higher risk of COVID-19 will now be offered two doses of Pfizer BioNTech’s Comirnaty vaccine.
The decision follows the latest advice from the…
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22/12/2021
Measures to manage an outbreak of COVID-19 at the prison have proved a success, with prisoners on all wings now able to enjoy a more normal regime over the Christmas…
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21/12/2021
Chief Minister Alfred Cannan MHK last night announced changes to the Island’s response to COVID, including a move towards maximising the self-management of testing across the community.
New evidence shows…
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20/12/2021
Good evening.
You will all be aware by now of the rapid spread of COVID infections across the United Kingdom and further afield caused by the recently identified Omicron variant.…
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17/12/2021
Pregnant woman are being urged to get themselves vaccinated against COVID-19 following the publication of further evidence providing reassurance on the safety of the jab.
The latest data from the…
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17/12/2021
The LoveIOM Gift Card, an initiative that rewards consumers for spending in local hospitality businesses, has been positively received by the hospitality industry with over 40 venues now registered with…
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16/12/2021
A major expansion in the Island’s rollout of booster jabs is underway. From this Saturday (18 Dec) top-up jabs will be available to all adults aged 40 and over and…
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16/12/2021
Island residents planning overseas travel in the New Year are reminded to register for their NHS COVID Pass in good time – and ensure they can fulfil all necessary requirements…
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16/12/2021
The vaccine clinic that was due to be held this weekend for 12 to17 year olds to receive a COVID vaccine is now cancelled.
Instead, the clinic will be used…
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14/12/2021
Manx Care are asking the public to arrive as close as possible to their allocated PCR test time.
Manx Care staff are experiencing huge numbers of people turning up outside…
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11/12/2021
Two possible cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 have been detected in the Isle of Man.
The two cases were identified through PCR tests from individuals in the community.…
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10/12/2021
Applications are now open for the COVID-19 Winter Disruption Scheme, which provides additional financial support to the Island’s catering, hospitality, leisure, tourism and travel, retail and lifestyle sectors, impacted by…
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09/12/2021
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 World Health Organisation (WHO). All tests are…
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09/12/2021
There are no plans at this stage for further changes to measures brought in last week to slow the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, but the situation remains…
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07/12/2021
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 been made to…
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03/12/2021
Older adults in the Island are among the first to use a new system for booking vaccination booster jabs online, which has gone live today.
The system offers Manx residents…
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03/12/2021
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 first or…
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