No, he asked if there was another option, a long term visa based on retirement instead of the 90 days Non-O and the 1 year extension at immigration. The only one is the O-A.
One official requirement for the Non-O-A is the health insurance. The main differences between a Non-O and the Non-O-A is the fact you can only apply for the O-A back home at an Embassy/consulate and you don't need 800k baht in a Thai bank account.