HBOT hoping DHSC will consider increasing funding for its services
A charity on the Isle of Man that runs the hyperbaric chamber in Douglas is looking to speak to those who've benefitted from the oxygen therapy centre.
The vice chair of the organisation says it would like to gather testimony to present to the Department of Health and Social Care in the hope it would consider increasing funding for the charity.
This week the group rejected an offer of £90,000, describing it as 'insufficient'.
Ken Kinrade says it costs £1,000 a week to maintain the chamber:
If you've benefitted from oxygen therapy and would like to contact HBOT, you can find contact details for the charity HERE.
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