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The new Central Community Health Centre will improve the delivery of many health services in the Isle of Man.
That's the view of Health Minister David Anderson, who was speaking at the launch of the facility on the site of the old Noble's Hospital in Westmoreland Road, Douglas.
It will deal with a multitude of services from prosthetics and physiotherapy to community mental health and speech therapy.
Mr Anderson believes the new centre will pay dividends for his department:
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