Which review occurs every six months with collaboration among the caseworker, family, caregivers, and youth?

Which review occurs every six months with collaboration among the caseworker, family, caregivers, and youth?

• A. Frequent Reviews
• B. Administrative Case Review (ACR)
• C. Temporary Custody Hearing
• D. Dispositional Hearing

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is a semi-annual, collaborative review that brings together the caseworker, family, caregivers, and youth to assess progress and plan next steps. This meeting is known as the Administrative Case Review. It’s a non-court, structured check-in held every six months to review safety, needs, and service progress, and to ensure everyone involved—including the youth—has a voice in updating the case plan. This differs from court hearings like a Temporary Custody Hearing, which focuses on custody decisions and is not a routine six-month review, and a Dispositional Hearing, which decides ongoing placement and services after the court has initiated proceedings. Frequent Reviews might occur but do not specify the six-month cadence and collaborative, non-judicial format that defines the Administrative Case Review.

The idea being tested is a semi-annual, collaborative review that brings together the caseworker, family, caregivers, and youth to assess progress and plan next steps. This meeting is known as the Administrative Case Review. It’s a non-court, structured check-in held every six months to review safety, needs, and service progress, and to ensure everyone involved—including the youth—has a voice in updating the case plan. This differs from court hearings like a Temporary Custody Hearing, which focuses on custody decisions and is not a routine six-month review, and a Dispositional Hearing, which decides ongoing placement and services after the court has initiated proceedings. Frequent Reviews might occur but do not specify the six-month cadence and collaborative, non-judicial format that defines the Administrative Case Review.