25 July 2026
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Isle of Man News

Hospice Welcomes Clinic Savoir

Clinic Savoir, a fully registered private integrated healthcare provider, will soon begin operating a clinic from within the Hospice building.

As part of ongoing efforts to maximise the use of its facilities, Hospice has welcomed a number of organisations to share its space.

Clinic Savoir is the third organisation to do so, joining an existing charity and healthcare partnership and further strengthening the site’s evolution into a community hub.

Sharing Spaces

Fiona Hatton, Chief Executive of Hospice Isle of Man, said: “Sharing our space with like-minded organisations is a real win-win. Our partners benefit from a central location close to the hospital, along with excellent facilities and outdoor space, while Hospice secures vital income to support our work.”

Clinic Savoir is built around a truly integrated model of care, offering patients a coordinated and seamless experience across multiple healthcare disciplines.

This joined-up approach ensures clear communication between professionals and care that is tailored to each individual.

Professor Partha Vaiude, Founder and Medical Director of Clinic Savoir, added: “It is an honour and a privilege to open our second branch on the island at Hospice.

“At Savoir, we are committed to quality delivered with integrity, and we couldn’t imagine a better home than an organisation with such exceptional people and shared values. Our services will include health screening, local GP and specialist care, and collaboration with UK-based specialists, all with patient experience at the centre.”

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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