If it appears from the annual guardianship report that: (1) The condition of the ward requires further examination; (2) Any change in the proposed care, maintenance, or treatment is needed; (3) The ward is qualified for restoration of some or all rights; (4) The condition or maintenance of the ward requires the performance or doing of any other thing for the best interest of the ward which is not indicated in the plan; or (5) There is any other matter necessary to protect the interests of the ward, the court shall, after a hearing with appropriate notice, amend the plan or enter any other order necessary to protect the ward.
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