Most quality whole-home HEPA air filters I know of are available with UV lights that can be added to the mix to further help reduce the viral load in the house.

Most quality whole-home HEPA air filters I know of are available with UV lights that can be added to the mix to further help reduce the viral load in the house. And excessive ozone production is specifically avoided. For those units, I don't think there's anything to be concerned about here, except the added cost of the UV lighting and what might happen if you (or a technician) were accidentally exposed to the UV lighting during maintenance of the equipment. IMO, you're going to have to provide some extraordinary evidence if you want to claim UV health risks beyond these two factors.