Self-referral

The Audiology Service operates strictly by appointment only.

If you are over the age of 50 you can make a self-referral and do not need to be referred by the GP.

Many minor illnesses can be treated quickly and conveniently at your local community pharmacy without needing to see a GP.

Under the Minor Ailments Scheme, pharmacies on the Isle of Man can provide advice and treatment. 

For more information about the scheme and details of your nearest pharmacy and opening times etc please visit:www.manxpharmacy.com. Or contact any pharmacy

It's easy to neglect your eyes because they often do not hurt when there's a problem.Regular eye checks are important f or everyone, as some serious eye conditions do not have any visible early warning symptoms.

The Counselling and Therapies Team offers a range of brief psychological interventions that can help people experiencing common mental health problems like anxiety, stress, panic and depression to support themselves make positive changes and manage their wellbeing more effectively.

For further details of our service, please refer to the Wellbeing Self-Referral booklet They can help with common mental health problems like stress, anxiety and depression.

Find a stop smoking service near you.

Ideally you should refer yourself for antenatal care when you are 6 to 7 weeks pregnant. Sometimes you only find out you are pregnant after this time, so please refer yourself as soon as you can.

General Dental Services are provided under the National Health Service and comprise examinations (check-ups) and all the necessary treatment required to have and maintain a healthy mouth. The NHS dental practices and their contact details are listed below. Primary Care Services maintain the NHS dental waiting list and are responsible for making patient allocations to the NHS dental practices as and when practices have availability to take on new patients.

MSK physiotherapy is open to all Isle of Man residents with a registered GP.

They help with a range of short and long term problems including back and neck pain, sciatica, soft tissue injuries, sprains, strains, joint and muscular pain.

Their experienced Chartered Physiotherapists provide a wide range of treatments including advice, support and individual rehabilitation/exercise plans for people with MSK conditions. We ensure that you receive the most effective evidence-based treatments for your problem.

They also aim to help people manage their problem longer term and have links with the local leisure centres for patients to continue their rehabilitation following discharge from our service.

Click this page to find out more abour the service and self-referral

Previously known as the GUM Clinic and Family Planning Clinic, they are now called Manx Integrated Sexual Health Centre ('MISH'). Their team of friendly Doctors and Nurses provide a free, confidential and non-judgemental service that offers Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) screening and contraception services. You can refer yourself to the clinic - you do not need to be referred by a Doctor.

Information about help and support available for mental health.