What is the purpose of a treatment plan review?

• A. To adjust goals and track progress
• B. To finalize the plan without changes
• C. To reduce client involvement
• D. To avoid modifying the plan

Answer: (A)

The purpose of a treatment plan review is to assess how well progress toward the goals is going and to adjust the plan based on what’s working or not. In practice, this means checking whether specific objectives are being met, noting any barriers, and using that information to refine goals, update strategies, and set the next steps. This keeps care responsive to the client’s evolving needs and maintains a clear, measurable path forward, often involving the client in decisions to strengthen engagement and accountability.

Finalizing the plan with no changes would miss important monitoring, reducing client involvement undermines collaboration, and avoiding modifications would risk continuing ineffective or misaligned treatment.