Individual Service Plan Goal Setting Form
Individual Service Plan Goal Setting Form
Documents client-driven goals, action steps, target dates, and supports for a structured Individual Service Plan (ISP). Completed by case managers within 30 days of intake to ensure person-centered planning.
Client and Case Manager Information
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Client ID / Case Number
Enter the agency-assigned client ID. Do not use full name as the primary identifier.
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Client Preferred Name
Name the client uses and prefers to be called.
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Client Date of Birth
Required for age-appropriate goal planning and eligibility verification.
- Client Primary Language
- If Other, specify primary language
- Is an interpreter or language accommodation needed?
- Case Manager Full Name
- Case Manager Email
- Program / Service Unit
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Client Intake Date
Date the client was formally enrolled. This ISP must be completed within 30 days of this date.
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ISP Completion Date
Date this ISP form is being completed.
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Scheduled Plan Review Date
Typically 90 days or 6 months from completion, per program policy.
Client Participation and Consent
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How did the client participate in developing this plan?
Select all methods used during the planning process.
- Were there any barriers to full client participation?
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Describe barriers and accommodations provided
Include any ADA reasonable accommodations made (e.g., large print, ASL interpreter, extended meeting time).
- Is there an authorized representative or legal guardian?
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Representative Name and Role
e.g., Jane Doe – Legal Guardian; John Smith – Power of Attorney
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Client consents to share plan information with the following parties
Collect only minimum-necessary consent per HIPAA and agency privacy policy. Do not share with parties not listed here.
Client Strengths and Baseline Assessment
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Client-Identified Strengths
Record strengths in the client's own words where possible (e.g., 'I am good at staying organized,' 'I have strong family support').
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Natural Supports Available to Client
Select all that apply based on client report.
- Current Living Situation
- Current Employment / Education Status
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Priority Life Domains (client-selected)
Ask the client which areas of life they most want to focus on. Select up to 5.
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Known Barriers or Challenges
Document systemic, environmental, or personal barriers that may affect goal achievement.
Goal 1
- Goal 1 – Life Domain
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Goal 1 – Goal Statement
Write the goal in the first person using the client's own words where possible. Example: 'I will obtain and maintain stable housing within 6 months.'
- Goal 1 – Target Completion Date
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Goal 1 – Action Steps
List each action step, who is responsible, and the due date.
- Goal 1 – Supports and Services Needed
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Goal 1 – How Will Success Be Measured?
Define observable, measurable indicators of goal achievement.
- Goal 1 – Priority Level
Goal 2
- Does the client have a second goal to document at this time?
- Goal 2 – Life Domain
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Goal 2 – Goal Statement
Write the goal in the first person using the client's own words where possible.
- Goal 2 – Target Completion Date
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Goal 2 – Action Steps
List each action step, who is responsible, and the due date.
- Goal 2 – Supports and Services Needed
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Goal 2 – How Will Success Be Measured?
Define observable, measurable indicators of goal achievement.
- Goal 2 – Priority Level
Goal 3
- Does the client have a third goal to document at this time?
- Goal 3 – Life Domain
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Goal 3 – Goal Statement
Write the goal in the first person using the client's own words where possible.
- Goal 3 – Target Completion Date
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Goal 3 – Action Steps
List each action step, who is responsible, and the due date.
- Goal 3 – Supports and Services Needed
- Goal 3 – How Will Success Be Measured?
Crisis Planning and Safety
- Are there any identified crisis or safety risks at this time?
- Type(s) of Risk Identified
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Brief Crisis / Safety Plan
Summarize warning signs, coping strategies, and emergency contacts. Attach full safety plan document if applicable.
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Emergency Contact Name
Person to contact in a crisis, as designated by the client.
- Emergency Contact Phone Number
- Emergency Contact Relationship to Client
Certification and Signatures
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Client Acknowledgment
By checking this box, the client (or authorized representative) confirms they participated in developing this plan, the goals reflect their own priorities, and they received a copy of this plan.
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Client Signature
Client or authorized representative signature.
- Client Signature Date
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Case Manager Certification
By checking this box, the case manager certifies this plan was developed collaboratively with the client, goals are client-driven, and the plan complies with agency policy and applicable program requirements.
- Case Manager Signature
- Case Manager Signature Date
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Does this plan require supervisor review before finalization?
Required for clients with identified crisis risks or complex multi-agency coordination needs.
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Additional Case Manager Notes
Any additional context not captured elsewhere in this form.
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