What should be an ongoing focus of a case manager after clients exit treatment?

An ongoing focus of a case manager after clients exit treatment should be client follow-up. This practice is essential for ensuring that clients continue to make progress in their recovery and are supported as they transition back into their daily lives. Regular follow-up allows case managers to monitor the clients’ well-being, address any emerging challenges, and provide additional resources or support if needed. It helps maintain a connection between the client and the treatment provider, ensuring the client's needs are met even after formal treatment has ended.

Through consistent follow-up, case managers can track outcomes, assess the effectiveness of the treatment received, and adjust any support strategies accordingly. This ongoing relationship contributes to long-term success and reinforces the therapeutic relationship established during treatment. It underscores the case manager's role in supporting clients holistically, beyond the confines of the treatment itself.