Aviva is the strongest all-rounder for families — Digital GP, quick app claims and flexible limits, from £38/mo. Our verdict on where it wins and falls short.

Aviva Health Insurance Review — from £38/mo

Aviva UK private medical insurance review — cover, hospital list, underwriting, claims and pricing from PremierPMI.

What Aviva cover includes

The UK's largest general insurer — flexible PMI with strong digital claims.

Aviva Healthcare UK Limited is one of the three largest UK PMI insurers by member count. Its flagship consumer product, Healthier Solutions, is a modular policy — you pick a core benefit and layer on outpatient, mental health and dental cover independently. That modularity is why we place Aviva heavily for families where the parents want full cover but the children just need core inpatient with a small outpatient allowance. Aviva's MyAviva app handles most day-to-day admin — GP24 video appointments, symptom check, digital claims uploads and (for policies with the benefit) prescription delivery via LloydsDirect. Claims decisions on straightforward diagnostics tend to come back within 24–48 working hours in our experience.

Aviva at a glance

  • Established: 1696 (as a composite insurer); Aviva Health has traded PMI in the UK for over 25 years.
  • Head office: London, EC3P (with major operations in Norwich and Eastleigh).
  • Regulation: Authorised by the PRA and regulated by the FCA and PRA (FRN 202153).
  • Best suited to: Families; First-time PMI buyers; Small businesses under 20 lives
  • Indicative starting premium: £38/mo
  • PremierPMI broker rating: 4.6 out of 5
  • PMI members (UK): Approx. 850,000 lives across corporate + individual
  • Flagship product: Healthier Solutions (individual) · Optimum (business)
  • Digital GP: Included — Aviva Digital GP powered by Babylon-style video consult, 8am–10pm
  • Mental health cover: Available as add-on; £1,500–unlimited outpatient once elected
  • Renewal loyalty stance: Historically applies annual medical inflation; broker-negotiated retention discounts common

Aviva plan tiers compared

PlanPositioningTypical use / limits
Healthier Solutions CoreInpatient & day-patient treatment at Aviva's Directory hospital list.Cost-conscious buyers who mainly want protection against the big-ticket surgical scenarios.
Healthier Solutions + OutpatientAdds consultations, diagnostics and outpatient surgery up to a chosen limit (£500 / £1k / £1.5k / unlimited).Most families sit here — it's the balanced middle option.
Healthier Solutions + Full ExtrasAdds full outpatient, mental health, dental & optical modules and Extended Cover Plus hospital list.London-based professionals wanting access to HCA (The Wellington, London Bridge Hospital, The Portland, etc).

Aviva hospital access and network

Aviva runs three tiers: Key Hospital List (network only, cheapest), Directory (broadest UK network, most policies default here), and Extended Cover Plus (adds central-London HCA sites — vital if you want The Wellington, The Harley Street Clinic or The Princess Grace).

HospitalCityList tierNote
The Wellington HospitalSt John's Wood, LondonExtended Cover Plus onlyHCA flagship — needs the London tier uplift.
The Portland HospitalMarylebone, LondonExtended Cover Plus onlyWomen's & children's — HCA site.
Spire BusheyHertfordshireDirectoryRegular Aviva pathway for NW London commuters.
Nuffield Health CambridgeCambridgeDirectoryStrong ortho consultants — Aviva pays fee-schedule cleanly.
Spire ManchesterManchesterDirectorySolid regional workhorse on Aviva.
Ramsay WinfieldCardiffDirectoryBest Cardiff option on Aviva without London uplift.

Underwriting basis

  • Moratorium — no medical forms; conditions in the previous 5 years excluded until 2 years symptom-free.
  • Full Medical Underwriting (FMU) — full disclosure up front, clearest exclusions, often the fairest option if you have a stable managed condition.
  • Continued Personal Medical Exclusions (CPME) — used when switching from another insurer; keeps existing exclusions.

Indicative Aviva premiums by age

Illustrative desk figures, not quotes — every premium is individually underwritten.

Age bandCoreMidPremier
30£32/mo£46/mo£68/mo
40£42/mo£62/mo£92/mo
50£62/mo£88/mo£128/mo
60£95/mo£132/mo£188/mo

Making a claim

Typical pre-authorisation turnaround: 24–48 working hours for straightforward diagnostics. App: MyAviva. Escalation route: PremierPMI has a named senior claims contact at Aviva. When a claim stalls beyond 48 hours we escalate the file directly — usually resolved same-day..

  • GP24 video appointments bookable in-app, 8am–10pm.
  • Digital claim uploads with photo capture of consultant letters.
  • LloydsDirect prescription delivery on eligible plans.

Cover detail our brokers check first

  • Mental health: Mental health is an add-on module. Once elected, outpatient cover is £1,500 up to unlimited depending on tier.
  • Cancer pathway: NICE-approved licensed drugs, radiotherapy and chemotherapy covered per policy terms. Not as expansive as Bupa's Cancer Promise, but robust.
  • Digital GP: GP24 — Aviva's own video GP service, 8am–10pm, prescriptions filled digitally via LloydsDirect.
  • Dental & optical: Available as optional cash-plan bolt-ons; more limited than integrated cash-plan products.
  • Family options: Adult + child modular structure — parents can hold full cover with children on core-only to control cost.
  • International cover: Overseas travel cover included on most tiers up to 120 days per trip — check the schedule.

Where Aviva stands out

  • Fast-track physio & mental health referral without needing a GP letter (self-referral pathway).
  • GP24 video service is genuinely useful — bookable inside MyAviva, prescriptions filled digitally.
  • Overseas travel cover included on most tiers up to 120 days per trip (subject to policy).

Watch-outs before you buy

  • Consultant fee shortfalls: Aviva pays 'reasonable and customary' — a small number of London consultants charge above this. Ask for a fee estimate before booking.
  • Chronic conditions are, as with all UK PMI, excluded once diagnosed and stable — Aviva's definition is broadly in line with the ABI.
  • Extended Cover Plus roughly adds 20–35% to premium in London postcodes — worth it only if you want central-London HCA access.

Switching to Aviva

Switching fromWhat to check
Bupa By YouCPME switch usually reads cleanly — existing exclusions carry across. Watch chronic-condition wording differences on musculoskeletal.
AXA Personal HealthFast Track is not replicable on Aviva. We warn clients they'll lose that specific pathway — Aviva's GP24 partially compensates.
Vitality Personal HealthcareStraightforward CPME. Clients lose the rewards ecosystem — usually the reason they switched.

Aviva for businesses and groups

Company sizePositioningBroker note
Sole trader / director-onlyAviva priced as a personal PMI policy paid via the limited company where allowable — treated as a P11D benefit in kind at HMRC's discretion.For most single-director firms we place personal cover and route the invoice through the company. Speak to your accountant on the BIK treatment.
3–20 lives (small SME)Aviva group scheme — one master policy, one renewal date, medical history disregarded (MHD) usually available at 5+ lives.This is the sweet spot for growing businesses. MHD from day one removes the biggest friction point for new hires.
20–500 lives (mid-market)Aviva corporate — bespoke plan design, dedicated account manager, wellness and claims MI reporting typically included.PremierPMI runs a full tender at renewal — we do not accept 'roll the incumbent' pricing without a market check.

PremierPMI broker desk notes

  • For a healthy 35-year-old non-smoker in SE London with a £250 excess, we place Aviva Healthier Solutions with £1k outpatient typically from around £38–£46 per month on new business, before any broker-only discount (illustrative — subject to underwriting).
  • Aviva is our default recommendation when a client wants a strong app-based experience but doesn't need Vitality's rewards ecosystem.
  • If a client has had a musculoskeletal issue in the last 2 years, moratorium underwriting with Aviva usually reads more clearly than an FMU with exclusion wording — we'll walk you through the trade-off.

Aviva compared with other insurers

VersusBroker verdict
BupaAviva usually 10–20% cheaper on individual policies; Bupa's Bupa Care Homes and Cromwell direct-access clinics are still hard to beat in London.
AXA HealthAXA's Fast Track Appointments is more aggressive on speed; Aviva's modular pricing is easier to trim to budget.
VitalityAviva has no rewards — if you'll never claim Apple Watch, Amazon Prime or Waitrose cashback, Aviva is the cleaner buy.

Broker verdict

Aviva remains our workhorse recommendation for individual and family PMI where a client wants breadth, a solid app and predictable renewal behaviour. It's rarely the cheapest and rarely the most premium — it's the balanced middle, and that's why we place so much of it.

Best for: Balanced family PMI with strong app + digital GP.

Aviva Health is a top-three UK private medical insurance provider with strong digital claims via the MyAviva app, a genuinely useful GP24 video service and modular Healthier Solutions cover starting from around £38 per month for a healthy 30-year-old. PremierPMI places Aviva heavily for families and small businesses that want breadth without paying for a rewards ecosystem.

  • Value: 88/100
  • Speed: 78/100
  • Depth of cover: 82/100

Common questions

Is Aviva health insurance any good?

Aviva Health is one of the three biggest UK PMI insurers and, in our first-hand placement experience, delivers reliable claims, a genuinely useful MyAviva app and a hospital directory that covers the vast majority of UK private hospitals. It's a strong default for families and small businesses that want breadth without paying for a rewards ecosystem.

How much does Aviva health insurance cost per month in the UK?

Aviva Healthier Solutions premiums for a healthy 30-year-old typically start from around £35–£45 per month with a modest excess and Directory hospital list; premiums rise with age, London postcodes, lower excesses and adding full outpatient, mental health and Extended Cover Plus modules. Every quote is medically underwritten so this is illustrative only.

Does Aviva cover pre-existing conditions?

No UK PMI insurer, Aviva included, covers pre-existing chronic conditions on a new policy. Under moratorium underwriting, symptoms and conditions in the previous 5 years are excluded until you've been symptom-free, treatment-free and advice-free for 2 continuous years. Under Continued Personal Medical Exclusions (CPME), existing exclusions can be carried across from a previous insurer.

Can I use HCA hospitals like The Wellington on Aviva?

Only on the Extended Cover Plus hospital list. Aviva's default Directory covers most UK private hospitals but excludes the top-tier central-London HCA sites (The Wellington, The Harley Street Clinic, The Princess Grace, London Bridge Hospital). Extended Cover Plus adds them — expect a 20–35% premium uplift in London postcodes.

How do I claim on Aviva health insurance?

Log a claim inside MyAviva or call the pre-authorisation line before your first specialist appointment. Aviva will issue a claim reference, confirm which consultant and hospital are in-network, and settle the consultant and hospital directly in most cases. Straightforward diagnostic claims typically come back inside 24–48 working hours in our experience.

Does Aviva cover my children?

Yes — children can be added to any Healthier Solutions policy. Many families place parents on Comprehensive and children on Core to control premium, since children rarely need the outpatient module in the same volume.

Can I use Aviva abroad?

Aviva includes overseas travel cover on most tiers, typically up to 120 days per trip. It is not a replacement for full international PMI — if you spend more than four months abroad annually, we place a dedicated international policy instead.

What does Aviva health insurance cover?

Aviva Healthier Solutions is a modular UK PMI policy: you pick a core inpatient and day-patient benefit, then layer on outpatient, mental health, dental & optical and hospital-list upgrades independently. That modularity is why we place a lot of Aviva for families and small businesses that want to protect the expensive stuff first and trim the rest to budget.

PremierPMI checks the Directory versus Extended Cover Plus hospital list before quoting Aviva for London, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire clients — the wrong tier can silently exclude The Wellington, The Harley Street Clinic or The Princess Grace.

  • One of the three largest UK PMI insurers by member count, with 25+ years placing consumer health cover.
  • MyAviva app handles GP24 video consultations, symptom check, digital claims and prescription delivery.
  • Three hospital tiers (Key, Directory, Extended Cover Plus) let you scale London HCA access up or down.

Aviva Healthier Solutions core cover

The core policy protects the expensive hospital events first: inpatient stays, day-patient treatment, surgery, anaesthetist and specialist fees, plus advanced diagnostics on referral.

  • Inpatient and day-patient treatment — Hospital charges, nursing, medication, theatre fees, specialist fees and consultations are covered on the selected hospital list, subject to pre-authorisation.
  • Advanced diagnostics — CT, MRI and PET scans are included in the core cover when referred by a recognised specialist, so a diagnosis rarely stalls waiting for imaging.
  • Digital GP (GP24 / DigiCare+) — Video GP appointments bookable through the MyAviva / DigiCare+ app. Slots are typically available same-day within published service hours (currently 8am–10pm on standard plans, with broader access on some corporate schemes), and digital prescriptions can be filled through LloydsDirect where the benefit applies. Aviva has adjusted these hours in recent renewal cycles, so we confirm the current schedule at quote.
  • Newborn and family cover — Children can typically be added at renewal and, subject to plan wording, newborn babies can be added free until the next renewal date.

Add-ons that broaden the policy

Aviva's optional modules are priced independently. That's a strength — you're not forced to buy dental you'll never use to get better outpatient — but it means the quote needs curating.

  • Outpatient module — Adds consultations, therapies and outpatient diagnostics up to an annual limit (commonly £500, £1,000 or unlimited). We usually recommend at least £1,000 for professionals in London.
  • Mental Health Upgrade — Adds inpatient and day-patient psychiatric treatment plus a specified number of outpatient sessions per year. Waiting periods and exclusions apply on the schedule.
  • Dental & Optical cash plan — Reimburses routine dental check-ups, treatment, sight tests and glasses up to annual benefit limits. Useful for families; rarely economic for a single healthy adult.
  • Travel cover — Adds annual multi-trip travel insurance underwritten alongside the health policy. Sensible when it saves buying separate travel cover, but check pre-existing wording carefully.

Aviva hospital tiers explained

Aviva's default is Directory. Key trims premium by restricting the network; Extended Cover Plus opens up top-tier central-London HCA sites at a meaningful uplift.

Hospital lists change periodically. PremierPMI verifies the current Directory before recommending a tier.

Hospital listWhat it opens upTypical premium impact
Key Hospital ListRestricted network — good regional coverage, minimal London HCA access.Lowest tier — typically 10–20% cheaper than Directory.
Directory (default)Broad UK network covering most private hospitals outside top-tier London HCA sites.Baseline pricing for most Healthier Solutions quotes.
Signature Hospital ListAviva's variant tier used for parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland where the standard Directory network is thinner.Similar to Directory; depends on postcode.
Trust Hospital ListRegional trust-based option used on some legacy and corporate schemes.Available on select schemes only — we confirm at quote.
Extended Cover PlusAdds The Wellington, The Harley Street Clinic, The Princess Grace and London Bridge Hospital.Typically 20–35% uplift in London postcodes; less impact outside London.

How the excess affects Aviva premiums

The excess is per person per policy year. Raising the excess is often the cleanest lever to trim premium without cutting cover, particularly for households that rarely claim.

ExcessHow it worksTypical premium effect
£0 excessAviva settles from the first pound of eligible treatment.Highest premium — usually only worth it for frequent-claim households.
£100 excessYou pay the first £100 per person per year of eligible treatment.Modest saving over a £0 excess; commonly chosen for families.
£250 excessPopular middle option balancing premium saving with claim friction.Typically 5–10% cheaper than a £100 excess.
£500 excessYou cover the first £500 per person per year.Typically 10–20% cheaper than a £100 excess.
£1,000 excessHigher-excess option for clients confident they will only claim on major events.Typically 15–25% cheaper than a £100 excess in our recent quotes.
£2,000+ excessAvailable on some schemes / renewals — used mainly to keep premiums flat when medical inflation would otherwise force a large hike.Case-by-case; ask us to model it against your claim expectations.

Aviva underwriting routes

Choosing the wrong underwriting basis matters more than choosing the wrong excess. This is where PremierPMI spends time before submitting an application.

  • Moratorium (MORI) — Recent conditions are excluded at outset and may be reconsidered after a treatment-free, symptom-free and advice-free period, commonly a 5-year lookback with a 2-year clearing window.
  • Full medical underwriting (FMU) — Aviva assesses disclosed history up front and confirms exclusions in writing before cover starts. Slower to place, but clarity from day one.
  • Continued Personal Medical Exclusions (CPME) — Used when switching from another UK PMI insurer so existing exclusions carry across instead of restarting underwriting.
  • Medical History Disregarded (MHD) — Corporate scheme option only — availability depends on scheme size and insurer terms.

How Aviva handles cancer treatment

Cancer cover is one of the areas we check most carefully. Aviva's wording is competitive but not identical to Bupa's Cancer Promise.

  • Diagnosis and treatment — Consultations, scans, surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are covered as core benefits when treatment is provided by a recognised specialist on the selected hospital list.
  • NICE-approved drugs — Licensed cancer drugs approved by NICE are typically funded; unlicensed or trial drugs are subject to individual review.
  • Ongoing monitoring and surveillance — Follow-up scans, consultations and post-treatment surveillance are covered while the condition is active. Long-term monitoring after remission may transition to chronic and move to the NHS — the exact monitoring window is set out on the schedule.
  • External prostheses and wigs — Contribution towards external prostheses and wigs following cancer treatment is included up to an annual benefit limit set out on the schedule.
  • Bone-strengthening drugs — Bisphosphonates and other bone-strengthening drugs prescribed as part of active cancer treatment are typically funded on the same basis as NICE-approved cancer therapies.
  • Hospice and end-of-life care — A contribution towards hospice donation / charitable care is included on most Healthier Solutions schedules where private cancer treatment transitions to palliative care.

Cash benefits and included extras

Beyond the headline modules, Healthier Solutions carries a set of smaller cash benefits and family features that add up quickly — worth knowing about before you compare on premium alone.

Cash-benefit amounts change at product refresh; PremierPMI checks the current schedule wording before quoting.

  • NHS cash benefit — A nightly cash amount is paid when you choose to have eligible inpatient treatment on the NHS instead of privately. A separate enhanced rate typically applies for cancer treatment received on the NHS.
  • Home nursing after discharge — Following an eligible inpatient stay, home nursing arranged by your consultant is covered up to the plan limit — useful for recovery after surgery.
  • £100 baby / adoption bonus — A one-off cash payment on the birth or legal adoption of a child while the policy is in force, subject to the current schedule.
  • Parent accommodation — If a child on the policy is admitted for eligible inpatient treatment, an accompanying parent's overnight accommodation is contributed to.
  • Children's speech therapy — GP-referred speech therapy for insured children is covered under the outpatient benefit where the module is included.
  • Private ambulance — Private ambulance transport between hospitals or from home to hospital is covered where medically necessary.
  • Stress counselling helpline — 24/7 access to a confidential counselling helpline is included on most Healthier Solutions plans as part of the wellbeing benefits.
  • Family discount — On family policies Aviva typically only charges for the eldest dependent child — additional children are added at no extra premium, subject to the current family-discount rules.

NHS options and premium levers

Aviva offers optional NHS-linked terms that can materially reduce premium in exchange for accepting NHS treatment as first option in defined scenarios.

  • Six-week NHS wait option — If the NHS can provide eligible treatment within six weeks, you accept the NHS pathway; if the NHS wait is longer, Aviva funds private treatment as normal. This typically reduces premium meaningfully at renewal for lower-frequency claimants.
  • NHS cancer cash benefit — Separately from the six-week option, an enhanced NHS cash benefit applies for each night of eligible NHS cancer treatment — worth checking against a fully-private cancer route.
  • Overseas emergency treatment — Emergency treatment abroad is covered for eligible trips (currently up to 120 days per trip on standard Healthier Solutions wording; older schedules referenced 90 days — confirm your current schedule).

MyAviva and DigiCare+

Aviva's digital layer is one of the strongest reasons we place it for app-first clients who want low-friction claims and remote GP access.

  • MyAviva app — Manage the policy, upload claim receipts, access the digital membership card and view claim status without calling the helpline.
  • GP24 video appointments — Book a private GP video consultation typically inside 24 hours, 8am–10pm, with digital prescriptions delivered by LloydsDirect where available.
  • Aviva DigiCare+ — Additional wellbeing app included on many plans, offering annual health checks, second medical opinion, nutrition and mental wellbeing support.
  • Digital claims — Straightforward diagnostic claims are typically settled within 24–48 working hours in our placement experience.

How to claim on Aviva

The claims flow is designed so most cases are pre-authorised over the phone or in-app before you attend your first specialist appointment.

  • See your GP or use GP24 — Get a referral to a consultant. Aviva accepts referrals from NHS GPs and from the Aviva GP24 service.
  • Pre-authorise the claim — Call Aviva or use MyAviva with your referral details. Aviva issues a claim reference and confirms which consultant and hospital are in-network.
  • Attend treatment — Aviva settles consultant fees and hospital charges directly in most cases. Keep any receipts for outpatient items you paid up-front.
  • Upload receipts if needed — Any out-of-pocket outpatient costs can be uploaded via MyAviva. Straightforward claims are typically reimbursed within a few working days.

What to expect at renewal

Aviva's renewal behaviour is predictable but not immune to medical inflation and claim history. PremierPMI benchmarks every renewal before accepting it.

  • Renewal terms — Aviva typically issues renewal terms 3–4 weeks before the renewal date, with the new premium, any benefit changes and the excess options.
  • Claim impact — Aviva does not run a formal no-claims discount on individual PMI. Claims influence renewal pricing via the underlying rate rather than a published NCD ladder.
  • Switching in — CPME lets you carry across existing exclusions from another UK insurer. We compare the incoming schedule against Aviva's wording before recommending a switch.
  • Switching away — If Aviva no longer suits, we run a whole-of-market benchmark. Moving mid-term rarely makes sense — we usually plan the switch to coincide with renewal.

How PremierPMI works with you on Aviva

PremierPMI has placed thousands of Aviva policies over 40+ years of trading. Everything below is our service standard on Aviva placements — it sits alongside the insurer's own policy terms.

Placement figures and claims-turnaround statements reflect PremierPMI's own experience across recent Aviva cases — not Aviva service-level guarantees.

  • Free, whole-of-market advice — PremierPMI advice is free to you. We are paid a standard commission by the insurer on placement — there are no client fees, no hidden charges and no tie-ins.
  • Broker-only pricing — On several Aviva plan variants we can access broker-only terms and discounts that are not available going direct. We show you both sides at quote.
  • Named claims escalation — Complex claims are escalated by our Head of Claims Liaison to a named senior contact at Aviva — same-day acknowledgement, typical decision inside 24–48 working hours in our experience.
  • FCA regulated — PremierPMI is a trading style of Tesha Family Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 1029667). Companies House registration 11417747.

What Aviva typically will not cover

These are the practical customer-facing exclusions PremierPMI walks clients through before application.

  • Chronic conditions — Ongoing management of chronic illness is outside UK PMI once diagnosed and stable — Aviva's chronic definition is broadly in line with the ABI.
  • Pre-existing conditions — Handled through the selected underwriting basis. Under moratorium, the 5-year lookback and 2-year clearing window applies.
  • Routine pregnancy and childbirth — Routine maternity is not covered. Complications of pregnancy may be treated differently by wording.
  • Cosmetic and experimental treatment — Cosmetic procedures and unlicensed or experimental treatments are excluded unless the schedule expressly includes them.
  • Consultant fee shortfalls — Aviva pays 'reasonable and customary' consultant fees. A small number of London consultants charge above this — ask for a fee estimate before booking.
  • Professional and hazardous sports — Injuries from professional sport or hazardous activities need checking before assuming cover applies.
  • Chronic kidney dialysis — Chronic (ongoing) kidney dialysis is excluded as a long-term chronic treatment — acute short-term dialysis linked to an eligible acute episode may be covered subject to wording.
  • Self-inflicted injury — Treatment for deliberately self-inflicted injury is excluded, though associated mental-health treatment may be covered under the Mental Health Upgrade where included.
  • HIV / AIDS (subject to wording) — Historical exclusion — modern Aviva wording has narrowed this and can cover HIV-related treatment in certain circumstances. Always check the live schedule with us before assuming exclusion applies.
  • Alcohol or drug misuse — Treatment arising directly from alcohol or drug misuse is excluded, subject to the wording on the current schedule.
  • Treatment without required referral — Consultations and treatment that bypass the required GP or specialist referral pathway are typically not covered — pre-authorise every claim through MyAviva or the helpline first.

Price basis: Illustrative new-business monthly premium for a healthy non-smoker aged around 30 on the insurer's entry cover tier with a moderate excess and a mid-range hospital list. Every premium is medically underwritten — age, postcode, cover level, excess and modules all change the figure.

PremierPMI is a UK private medical insurance broker specialising in whole-of-market placement across 10+ leading UK health insurers including Bupa, AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality, WPA, Freedom Health, The Exeter, General & Medical and National Friendly. FCA regulated (Tesha Family Ltd, FRN 1029667). Speak to a broker on 020 4525 0884, WhatsApp 020 8064 2273, or email contact@premierpmi.co.uk.

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