Time is running out for people to share their views on how the elderly on the Isle of Man should be cared for in the future.
A consultation, launched by the Department of Health and Social Care, ends on Monday - it focuses on how care services could be developed over the next five years.
It says it hopes the results of the consultation will highlight 'the right care, at the right time, in the right place'.
Director of adult social care Cath Hayhow explains how people can submit their opinions:
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