Case managers have key roles in assessment, care coordination, and advocacy in their communities. Assessment involves evaluating clients' needs and situations and would fall under the role of care manager, as care managers are responsible for comprehensive client assessments. Care managers ensure clients receive appropriate care and services through assessing needs, developing care plans, and coordinating with providers.

1. Case managers have various roles and responsibilities. What are
3 examples of these case manager roles for in your community?
What responsibilities are required for each role?
"The three most important roles of case managers in the
community include assessment, care coordination, and
advocacy." Assessment and care coordination are job duties that
are performed specifically under one of the 13 roles. Which of
the 13 roles would assessment fall under? Explain why.