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I have three new intakes this morning and my shared client folder is a mess; supervisors expect clean notes in the cas…

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I have three new intakes this morning and my shared client folder is a mess; supervisors expect clean notes in the case management system by end of day. I need to be able to pull up eligibility, last contact, and medical attachments during a 10am team huddle, but I can't tell if records are incomplete, duplicated, or missing consents. Tell me which gaps to triage first, what to lock-in now so I don't look careless in the meeting, and one sentence I can paste into the client's file to note what's outstanding without promising anything I can't deliver before lunch.
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New caseload week, first client meeting at 10 and files messy

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Rehabilitation Counselor

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