SoC ECHO | Case Referral

How to Present a Case - SoC EHCO

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You may refer cases directly to the SoC ECHO team.

Case Referral Steps:.

  1. Download referral form.
  2. Fill out the referral form. Please ensure no identifying information is included.
  3. Submit the referral form.
    1. Email form to Renne Rodriguez rrd23@case.edu
    2. Family and Children First Council (FCFC) coordinators may also refer a case for consultation through the Family and Children First Regional Liaisons Aimee.matusik@childrenandyouth.ohio.gov or Jennie.horner@childrenandyouth.ohio.gov, or by emailing OFCF@childrenandyouth.ohio.gov.
    3. View a complete sample case presentation form.

From an ECHO Attendee and Referral Participant:

“I wanted to reach out to you and thank you for the meeting yesterday!  I have been with my agency for almost 30 years, and this was one of the very best meetings that I have attended.

“The amount of expertise in the team is commendable!! I have learned so many recommendations for this child that we as a team did not think of before. Please thank your team for us. We look forward to working with ECHO in the future. Thank you again for a positive experience.”


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