Manx Care says services will go ahead as normal despite weather conditions making travel difficult.
On Facebook the organisation says they are not currently planning any service reductions but will keep patients updated.
It asks that people are carefully when travelling to appointments and Nobles Hospital and Cottage Hospital both remain accessible with care.
If you are worried about travelling to services Manx Care asks that you call them on 650103 to reschedule your appointment.
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