What is the purpose of case conferences in VASAP?

• A. To document policy updates only.
• B. To assign blame for noncompliance.
• C. To review progress and adjust the plan with client, treatment providers, and stakeholders when goals are unmet or risk changes.
• D. To replace regular therapy sessions.

Answer: (C)

Case conferences are collaborative meetings where the client, treatment providers, and other stakeholders come together to review how things are progressing and adjust the treatment plan as needed. They are used when goals aren’t being met or when risk levels change, so everyone can align on updated steps, supports, and responsibilities. This keeps the plan responsive and coordinated across services, rather than simply documenting policy updates, assigning blame, or replacing regular therapy sessions—those elements aren’t the purpose of the conference.