What this includes

Support that keeps people aligned

Case coordination brings structure to situations involving multiple people, moving parts, and time-sensitive decisions. The goal is to reduce confusion, improve communication, and help everyone stay focused on practical next steps.

Family communication

Clear updates, organized conversations, and practical guidance for families trying to understand what is happening and what comes next.


Professional coordination

Collaboration with therapists, treatment programs, case managers, educational consultants, attorneys, and other involved professionals when appropriate.


Transition planning

Support around admissions, discharge planning, post-treatment structure, travel logistics, and continuity between levels of care.


Ongoing oversight

Steady follow-through to help plans stay organized, responsibilities stay clear, and emerging issues get addressed early.

When to reach out

Useful when the path feels unclear

Families and professionals often reach out when a situation is active, but the right next step is not obvious. Case coordination can help create clarity without adding pressure.

Multiple providers involved

When communication between family members, clinicians, programs, and support providers needs structure and consistency.

Plans keep shifting

When discharge timing, placement options, transportation, or follow-up support are changing quickly and someone needs to help hold the pieces together.

The first step is a confidential conversation to clarify concerns, identify realistic options, and determine whether case coordination or another type of support would be most helpful. Perrie Support Services is not a medical, clinical, or emergency service. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

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