But some have concerns about impact of population and private healthcare
Demand for healthcare outstripping available resources is not just a problem for the Isle of Man, according to the treasury minister.
Alex Allinson's comments come as he seeks feedback from the Manx public on plans to introduce a new tax to fund health services.
The NHS levy would be separate from income tax, and could be applied to different types of income.
Dr Allinson says challenges to health budgets is a global concern:
But not everyone is convinced.
The Island's growing population and how those with private healthcare will be impacted are among the concerns raised in response to a proposed new health tax.
A number of listeners shared their views on Manx Radio's Mannin Line:
Manx Radio asked the minister whether those who have private healthcare will be able to opt out:
This week Treasury launched a 12-week consultation on its proposals for the NHS levy. You can find out more about the plans and how to respond to the consultation HERE.
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