Most trauma patients on the Island are sent to the Liverpool facility if in need of extra medical care
Manx Care says it has daily conversations with Aintree Hospital about their respective capacities.
It's where most trauma patients on the Isle of Man are sent if they are in need of extra medical care.
TT usually places increased demand on the Island's emergency services.
But Senior Matron for Medicine and Emergency Care, Jo Standish, says they're well prepared for it:
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