Which of the following best describes the scope of VASAP Case Management?

• A. Referral, enrollment, intake, and classification only
• B. Offender intervention and court reporting only
• C. Referral, enrollment, intake, classification, offender intervention, case supervision/monitoring, and court reporting
• D. Court scheduling for trials

Answer: (C)

In VASAP Case Management, the scope covers the full process of guiding a participant through the program, from the initial referral all the way to court reporting, with ongoing supervision along the way. This means every step—referral, enrollment, intake, and classification to place the participant appropriately; offender intervention to deliver required programs; case supervision/monitoring to track progress and ensure compliance; and court reporting to communicate status to the judiciary—belongs to case management. It’s not just one piece or a couple of tasks; it’s the complete, coordinated continuum that connects the participant to services and to the court.

Scheduling court trials, for example, isn’t part of case management, and selecting only referral and intake omits essential components like intervention, monitoring, and reporting. This full sequence best describes what case management entails.