At Moso Consulting Services, we understand that your health and financial security are paramount. Regularly reviewing your medical aid or insurance plan is a critical step in ensuring that your coverage aligns with your evolving needs.
But how often should you review your plan, and what are the benefits of doing so?
How Often Should You Review Your Plan?
Experts recommend reviewing your medical aid or insurance annually, ideally before the renewal period or open enrolment season, which typically occurs toward the end of the year. However, life changes – such as marriage, the birth of a child, or a new medical diagnosis – may necessitate a review sooner. Staying proactive ensures your plan remains relevant and cost-effective.
The Benefits of Regular Reviews
- Cost Optimization: Medical aid and insurance premiums can increase annually. By reviewing your plan, you can compare options to ensure you’re getting the best value for your money. You may find plans with lower premiums or better benefits that suit your budget.
- Tailored Coverage: Your healthcare needs evolve over time. A plan that suited you five years ago may no longer cover new prescriptions, treatments, or specialists. Regular reviews help you adjust your coverage to match your current health and lifestyle needs.
- Access to New Benefits: Insurance providers frequently update their offerings. A review could uncover enhanced benefits, such as wellness programmes, or expanded hospital networks, ensuring you maximize your plan’s value.
- Avoiding Gaps in Coverage: Life changes can expose gaps in your coverage. Reviewing your plan helps identify and address these gaps, providing peace of mind.
At Moso Consulting Services, we guide you through this process, ensuring your medical aid or insurance plan is optimized for your unique needs.
Don’t wait – review your plan to secure your health and financial future!
Contact Moso Consulting Services to discuss your medical aid benefits, please call us now on 011 768 6406 | Email: info@moso.co.za | Whatsapp: 066 351 6820.



