Who conducts ongoing monitoring of the support plan?

• A. Direct Care Worker.
• B. Family member.
• C. Support Coordinator.
• D. School district.

Answer: (C)

The main concept here is identifying who is responsible for regularly watching over and updating the person's support plan. The ongoing monitoring is the job of the Support Coordinator. They act as the plan’s case manager, coordinating all services, collecting progress information, and making necessary adjustments so the plan stays aligned with the person’s goals and needs. They arrange reviews, ensure funding and services are appropriate, and keep the person and family informed while communicating with providers.

Direct care workers implement day-to-day supports and report on what’s happening, but they don’t oversee the entire plan. Family members are important partners in planning and can provide input, but the formal ongoing monitoring authority rests with the Support Coordinator. School districts handle educational planning within the school system, not the comprehensive adult support plan.