Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

Unannounced visits are a crucial part of monitoring to ensure the safety and well-being of a child in a case. Choosing option A would mean that visits are being conducted too frequently and may disrupt the child's daily routine. Option B may not be frequent enough and could potentially delay addressing any issues that may arise in the case. Similarly, option D would not allow for enough oversight and could potentially overlook important information. Therefore, option C, visiting every 90 days, strikes a balance between ensuring timely check-ins and avoiding undue disruption for the child.