For treatment cases, with two allowed missed visits per year, what is the maximum interval between visits?

• A. 20 days.
• B. 60 days.
• C. 40 days.
• D. 30 days.

Answer: (D)

In treatment cases the plan is to maintain regular, monthly contact with the family or client. Even though you’re allowed to miss up to two visits in a year, the schedule itself is built around a 30-day (monthly) cadence. Keeping the interval at 30 days ensures you stay within that annual allowance and maintain consistent supervision and support. Extending the gap beyond 30 days could easily push the contact pattern outside what’s permitted under the two-miss rule, reducing oversight and potentially compromising progress. So the longest allowable gap between actual visits, given the policy, is one month.