Day-to-day plans
For everyday healthcare needs, including GP consultations, medication and other day-to-day benefit categories subject to plan rules.
View day-to-day plansCompare Day1 Health plan categories
Compare day-to-day, hospital, comprehensive and senior plan categories before choosing the option that best fits your healthcare needs.
Which plan category should I compare?
Hospital plans
For people comparing hospital-related benefit categories, including illness, accident and related plan benefits subject to plan rules.
View hospital plansComprehensive plans
For people comparing a combination of day-to-day and hospital-related benefit categories in one plan type.
View comprehensive plansSenior plans
For people comparing senior day-to-day, comprehensive and hospital plan options.
View senior plansCompare plan categories at a glance
| Comparison point | Day-to-day | Hospital | Comprehensive | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Everyday healthcare needs | Hospital-related benefits | Day-to-day and hospital-related benefits | Senior plan options |
| Compare benefit categories | GP consultations, medication and relevant day-to-day services | Illness, accident and hospital-related categories | Day-to-day, medication and hospital-related categories | Day-to-day, comprehensive and hospital categories |
| Review before applying | Plan document, provider requirements and terms | Plan document, admissions requirements and terms | Plan document, benefit conditions and terms | Plan document, eligibility and terms |
Before choosing a plan
- Review the relevant plan document, benefit limits, exclusions, waiting periods and terms.
- Confirm provider, referral and pre-authorisation requirements where they apply.
- Request a quote from Day1 Health to discuss your needs.
A practical way to compare plans
Start by identifying whether everyday healthcare support, hospital-related support, or a combination of both is most important to you. This helps narrow the plan categories that are most relevant to compare.
Then read the relevant plan documents side by side. Look beyond the plan name and consider benefit categories, limits, provider requirements, waiting periods, exclusions and terms. A quote discussion can help you understand the options, but the plan document remains the reference for what applies.
What to do next
- Compare plans with a similar purpose.
- Check conditions for the benefits that matter most to you.
- Review the plan document before making a decision.