Choosing your first plan
Many people we speak to who are looking to change their plan are doing so because the plan they purchased elsewhere doesn't work how they expected or wanted. This can be because cover limits were not clear or because caveats that helped to reduce premiums were not explained fully.
Choosing your first plan is a little like browsing the menu at a new restaurant: if you pick on your own you never really know what you're getting until it arrives, but a good waiter can help you choose correctly with a good recommendation. Consider us your waiter.
Medical insurance is a minefield unless you really understand all the different products and their small print in both theory and practice. There are numerous ways you can adapt cover with each of the insurers, and all of them using different terminology to add to the difficulty. We will simplify this for you.
Choosing the right plan from the start can also help make sure that you're not carrying hidden, unexpected exclusions based on previous medical history. With the right first plan you can make sure you have a good solid foundation for when the time comes to move insurer. Moving insurer the right way at the right time can be a very good way to make sure you keep on top of your prices, but we'll guide you through this each year.
