Routine GP appointments won't be available during the afternoon later this week.
Manx Care is advising residents they won't be taking place between 1pm and 6pm on Thursday (May 27) whilst GP's attend their latest education session.
Practices will be open during that time for patients to collect test results, make future appointments and order repeat prescriptions as normal.
Anyone who needs to see a doctor urgently on that day should ring their surgery for an appointment with the on-call GP.
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