Aviva resumes face-to-face screenings and makes underwriting changes

Adam Saville
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Nurse screening and doctor examination services to start from 1st June for individual protection customers

Aviva has announced that its partners have implemented new protocols and procedures to meet the health and safety challenges of COVID-19 to make physical health screenings appointments possible again. The measures include training for staff on the latest guidelines, pre-screening customers before booking appointments, personal protective equipment (PPE) and cleaning and disinfecting of equipment. Aviva said: "Our partners will be in touch [with advisers] with new and pipeline applicants to book screenings where required. We will of course only go ahead and book an appointment with you...

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