Targeted Case Management
Targeted Case Management is provided to identified adults or children who live in the community and intended to help each individual to lead a stable, safe and healthy community life.
Case Managers conduct intake, coordinate comprehensive assessments of the individual's strengths and needs, produce an individualized support plan (ISP) to address those needs, coordinate, advocate for and develop services identified in the plan, monitor the individual's progress, and evaluate the appropriateness and effectiveness of services.
The case manager works with the family to assist with the coordination and advocacy of services for the individual.