Manx Care wants to hear from islanders suffering from Myalgia Encephalomyelitis (ME), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and Long Covid.
The health board is planning extra support and is looking for feedback on how to improve services.
It is holding four public sessions to develop an understanding of what is needed.
Health and Social Care Minister, Lawrie Hooper MHK has acknowledged the need to improve what is offered to those living with either of the long-term health conditions.
The 'Long Covid' workshop will be held on Wednesday, Feb 9 between 4pm-6pm at the Best Western Palace Hotel on Douglas prom.
While, the 'ME/CFS' session will be the following day between 1pm-3pm at the same venue.
Further sessions in March will take place at Comis Hotel on Tuesday 29 between 1pm-3pm on Long Covid or Wednesday 30 between 4-6pm on ME/CFS.
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