SUCM Case Managers perform anywhere from 2-3 case management activities per month, depending on the client's current needs and level of commitment to ensure compliance of activities/services.

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SUCM services are open to residents and clients looking for some additional support during and even after discharge from ASAM levels 2.1 and 3.1. The additional supports can range from helping the clients link to community resources in order to gain independence, helping them with delegating/managing areas of basic living needs and life skills, such as but not limited to:

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• Identify and access resources such as SSI, SSDI, etc.

• Managing care coordination with service providers, healthcare providers 

• Medication management/compliance

• Employment skills and support

• Treatment and Recovery Reviews

• Nutrition/wellness exercises and self-care programs

• Household management

• Constructive use of leisure time

 

With some of the activities listed above, our Case Managers help link, connect, advocate, and help assist our clients with attaining skills to become self-sufficient and improve their independence.