Saga Health Insurance offers over 50s a choice of five health plans, each providing cover for hospital in-patient and day-patient treatment and care. The amount of out-patient cover and additional benefits varies between health plans, shown in our plan comparison table below.

You can personalise your Saga HealthPlan by selecting options such as Fixed Fast Track, Extended Cancer Cover, Health Cash Benefits, our unique 4 week wait and different levels of excess. You can get a quote to see how these different options affect your premium.

Saga HealthPlan Saver and Saga HealthPlan Support are only available over the telephone. For more information please call 0800 015 0226.

How the plans compare

	Super	Secure	Saver Plus	Support
In-patient and day-patient treatment
Prompt access as a private patient
Surgeons’, anaesthetists’ and physicians’ fees
Accommodation costs
Operating theatre and nursing costs
In-patient psychiatric treatment	†
Out-patient treatment
Surgical procedures
Cancer treatment, including charges for radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and eligible out-patient cancer treatment following diagnosis
Consultations and diagnostic tests		†	†
Out-patient CT, MRI and PET Scans			*
Practitioner and Physiotherapist charges		†	†
Therapist, Homeopath and Acupuncturist charges	†	†	†
Psychiatric treatment	†
Additional benefits
Optional Extended Cancer Cover
Optional Health Cash Benefits Cover
Fast Track Appointments Service
Working Body Service (for muscle, bone or joint pain)
Saga GP Telephone Consultation Service
Second Opinion Service
Saga Health Information Line
Nursing at home	†	†	†
Ambulance transport
Recuperative care	†	†
Major dental cash and dental injuries benefits	†

†These benefits have an upper limit on the amount you can claim. For more information about the specific benefits, limits and exclusions, please see each individual Saga HealthPlan below.

*One CT, MRI or PET scan. Unlimited follow-up scans performed within eight months after related, eligible in-patient or day-patient treatment, or a related out-patient surgical procedure.