Basic healthcare, healthcare providers for medical costs delivered through local authorities for VPRS/VCRS; exceptional medical costs incurred through VPRS/VCRS. To ascertain ODA-eligible healthcare costs for asylum seekers within the first 12 months we use the cost to the NHS per head for UK residents. The unit cost covers three types of healthcare provisions: NHS Payments to General Practice, Prescriptions (medicine), Hospital and Community Health Services. These three areas of spend are only a part of total NHS spend and cover basic health services such as visiting a general practitioner doctor or a nurse, getting help and treatment at a hospital if unwell or injured, accessing community services such as seeing a midwife, sexual health service and prescription medication, in line with clarification 4 which specifies that “access to basic healthcare by asylum seekers” and “additional funding for exceptional medical costs and support for person with specific needs” are ODA-eligible.