Drop-In Hearing Aid clinics that were closed since February now open

Wednesday, 16 March 2011 00:00

Drop-In Hearing Aid clinics to resume at Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital and in Port Erin.

They were suspended in February due to the unavailability of a member of staff who was absent from work because of unforeseen personal circumstances.

The clinics restarted on Monday 21st for Ramsey and Tuesday 22nd for Port Erin.

The Department of Health are apologising to all patients who were affected by the temporary closure.

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