The Bone Density Service will move from Noble's Hospital to the Community Health Centre in Douglas on 11th August.
It's part of a long-term plan to utilise community health facilities for the delivery of non-urgent care.
This means the facilities at Noble's can be used to give emergency care to patients in a more serious condition.
The bone density scanner is used to assess a patients' risk of having a fracture.
Val Cowgill is a senior radiographer she told us why it's a more convenient scenario:
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