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Case management reduces barriers that derail engagement. Option C coordinates three essentials: (1) linkage to a MOUD-capable clinic with sliding-scale or public funding, (2) benefits navigation (Medicaid/charity programs) to sustain access, and (3) transportation support (bus passes, ride vouchers, route planning) to ensure attendance at initiation and follow-ups. Warm handoffs—direct contact while the client is present—increase uptake. NCAC II competencies emphasize advocacy, interagency collaboration, and follow-through. Options A and D miss evidence-based care. Option B is incomplete and risks no-shows. Translate tasks into SMART objectives (appointment by a date, benefits application submitted, confirm first dose) and document releases, contacts, and outcomes. Integrate overdose education and adherence supports into the treatment plan, with early measurement of cravings and attendance to guide next steps.