More than 1,000 patients across the Isle of Man are recorded as having inflammatory bowel diseases.
The newly released figures, which cover patients with a range of coded inflammatory bowel disease diagnoses on GP records, show Ramsey Group Practice has the highest number of patients at 220.
It is followed by Palatine GP Practice with 140 patients, Peel Medical Centre with 137 and Kensington Group Practice with 104.
Elsewhere, Southern Group Practice recorded 90 patients, Hailwood Medical Centre recorded 77, Laxey Village Surgery recorded 64, Snaefell Surgery recorded 63, Finch Hill Medical Practice recorded 60, Ballasalla Medical Centre recorded 48 and Castletown Medical Centre recorded 46.
In total, the figures show 1,049 patients registered with Isle of Man GP practices have a coded diagnosis relating to inflammatory bowel diseases, including Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
The information was released by Manx Care in response to an FOI request seeking updated figures for the period April 2025 to March 2026.
