Case Management Model Clause Samples

Case Management Model. The case management model incorporates approaches from Housing First, Harm Reduction Therapy, and Trauma Informed Care. The two ACT teams handle the most fragile AHH clients. The majority of clients receive case management through the five case managers at SMHC (n=3) and AHCH (n=2). If a client already has a relationship with a case manager in one of the partner agencies (e.g., First Nations, ▇▇▇▇▇’s Legacy, New Mexico Aid Service, Agave, Catholic Charities, and Open Skies), the client will keep his/her own case manager. All case managers (paid and not paid by CABHI funds) attend the Care Team meetings. This approach has resulted in a well-integrated service model that permits access to the portfolio of services across all partners. The Care Team coordinates services on an ongoing basis and meets weekly to discuss clients. While the clients are not the shared responsibility of the Care Team, as they are in ACT, team members often share responsibility across clients as needed. All case managers are supervised within their agency. Also, the AHH Care Team meets every other week with the AHH Deputy Director to discuss participants and link them to appropriate resources. A representative from the grant-funded ACT teams and other direct service partners (e.g., the AHH Housing Specialist) also attend Care Team meetings. The AHH Deputy Director meets monthly with each of the Care Team case managers’ supervisors to ensure that the case managers and agency goals are consistent with the Care Team plans for helping clients (i.e., that a strategy decided upon at a Care Team meeting to help a client can be and is put into place). While AHH uses a Housing First philosophy, case managers stay with clients and promote services as needed. · Other wraparound services: Housing supports includes provision of furniture, help with moving, food and hygiene product baskets, and home visits to ensure clients and their families are acclimating to their new environments. Additionally Home Team volunteers are assigned to clients to help them transition to housing and provide information about being a good neighbor. These volunteers also help reduce the isolation newly housed clients experience. Other services include life and social skills training, education support, vocational training and employment, clothing and food banks, mail service and long-term storage, peer-to-peer supports to increase social connectedness, and field trips to introduce clients to different aspects of the co...

Case Management Model. I will engage in the skill building strategies recommended by my case manager to address my clutter and housekeeping issues. I understand that active participation is necessary to address these issues. I commit to completing all assigned work between home visits. If I have a question about an assignment, I will contact my case manager directly. I understand that a failure to complete any assignment without speaking to my case manager may result in termination of case management services.