During reassessment, what is the primary focus for a case manager?

The primary focus for a case manager during reassessment is evaluating the client's progress toward established goals. This process is crucial as it determines how effectively interventions are meeting the client's needs and whether the goals set in the initial assessment are still relevant or need to be adjusted.

By analyzing the client’s progress, the case manager can identify areas where the client has made strides, as well as any obstacles that may still impede their journey toward wellness. This ongoing assessment helps ensure that the case management plan remains client-centered, relevant, and effective.

While feedback from service providers, documentation accuracy, and clients' personal opinions about resources are important components of the overall case management process, the essential focus during reassessment is to gauge how well the client is doing against the goals that had been set. Achieving meaningful progress is central to the client's recovery and long-term well-being, making it the foremost priority during this phase.