Facemasks will be supplied at the entrances to hospitals, on wards and in other clinical settings.
Mask wearing has been reintroduced in medical settings due to a spike in Covid cases, Manx Care has confirmed.
Face masks are being supplied at the entrance to each hospital, as well as on wards and other clinical areas. Visitors to the hospital have been asked to comply, but those who feel ill have been asked not to attend.
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