Health officials in East and Mid Devon are today discussing major cuts to save money.
They're worried they're going to overspend by twenty six million pounds and savings could include GP home visits to frail elderly patients to try to prevent hospital admissions ... and restricting hip and knee operations on very overweight people.
Members of the governing body of the Northern, Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Commissioning Group are meeting today to discuss their options.
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