The SIS has no expiration date, but you could lose it for these reasons: how to avoid it to keep your insurance

He Comprehensive Health Insurance (SIS) It is a key tool to guarantee Access to health services Public in Peru, especially for people who do not have other types of coverage. However, although it has no expiration date, there are specific situations that can lead to the loss of affiliation, so it is important to know and avoid them.

This insurance offers five different plans, each aimed at a specific population, such as people in poverty, independent and microentrepreneurs. Its coverage includes more than 12,000 diagnoses, ensuring comprehensive care and essential benefits such as emergency transfers and funeral support.

Reasons why you could lose your affiliation to SIS

Although the Sis It does not have one expiration datethere are certain reasons why affiliation can be canceled. Among them are:

• Have another active health insurance.
• Voluntarily request the disregard to access another type of insurance.
• Death of the insured.
• Losing the condition that gave rise to affiliation, as no longer being in a situation of poverty or extreme poverty.

To avoid losing insurance, it is essential to remain informed about its affiliation status and meet the requirements established by the Sis.

Steps to verify and update your affiliation status to SIS

He Sis It makes different tools available to users to verify and update their affiliation status. Through the official website, the insured can consult their condition and the assigned health establishment. In addition, it is possible to make changes of direction or health center through mobile application “Make sure and find out”

If you prefer to carry out the process, you can go to the offices of the Sis throughout the country with your identity document. These actions ensure that you can continue accessing the benefits of insurance without interruptions.

Coverage and benefits of comprehensive health insurance (SIS)

He Sis It provides wide coverage that includes medicines, surgical procedures, emergency care and hospitalization. Besides, It covers critical diagnoses as the most frequent types of cancer and chronic renal failure.

Preventive care is also a priority, offering services such as immunizations, prenatal control, early cancer detection and supplementation for children and pregnant women. It also includes additional benefits such as funeral reimbursement and the possibility of changing the health center assigned according to the user’s need.