Tulip Hill Recovery

Mission & Vision

We understand how important case management is to addiction treatment. Initially, someone will be assigned a dedicated case manager. From there, they will work with them throughout their stay. When it comes to helping them, they have several jobs. First, they work with clients to decide on their needs and goals. From there, they make sure they are able to fulfill them. They meet with them regularly for the purpose of arming them with long-term recovery skills. They’ll meet with case managers weekly. As a result, they stay on track to meet their goals. They can offer advice or help with any needed changes to their plan. Case managers also act as partners in clients’ care. As a result, they won’t feel alone in handling their care. A case manager may check to ensure they’re given the correct medication. Other tasks can include helping them write a resume and find a job. Alternatively, they can help them make plans for their education. Because of this, they leave prepared to step into a bright future. Finally, case managers may handle contact with legal representatives. Along with that, they can provide people with leads for outside services. In short, they will advocate on the client’s behalf.