Alcohol & Drug Evaluations

Our evaluations meet legal, court and probation requirements

Offering Drug & Alcohol Evaluations Online/Virtual to meet your needs

Professional Drug & Alcohol Evaluations – When It's Required, We're Here to Help

If you've been required to complete a drug or alcohol evaluation due to a court order, DUI, probation, or workplace policy, we provide fast, confidential, and professional assessments to meet your obligations—without judgment.

We understand this might not be something you want to do—but we’re here to help you get it done quickly, respectfully, and with the documentation you need. Our licensed evaluators will guide you through the process, explain what to expect, and make sure everything is handled properly.

Schedule your evaluation today—take the first step toward resolution and peace of mind.

Why Choose Us for Your D&A Evaluation?

✅ Court-Approved & Licensed Professionals
Our evaluations meet all legal, court, DMV, probation, and employer requirements—guaranteed.

✅ Fast Scheduling & Quick Turnaround
Get your evaluation done quickly and with prompt report delivery.

✅ Non-Judgmental, Confidential Approach
We treat every client with respect, no matter their situation. You’ll be heard—not judged.

✅ Clear, Honest Recommendations
Our goal isn’t to push you into treatment—it’s to help you understand your options and meet your requirements.

✅ Flexible Options: In-Person or Virtual
We offer both in-office and telehealth evaluations to fit your schedule and comfort level.

✅ Experience You Can Trust
With years of experience working with courts, attorneys, and probation officers, we know exactly what documentation is needed—and we deliver it.

Professional evaluations that meet legal and personal needs.

What Is a Drug & Alcohol Evaluation?

A drug and alcohol evaluation is a professional assessment that helps determine whether a person has a substance use problem and what level of support, if any, they may need. It’s commonly required by courts, employers, the DMV, or probation—especially after incidents like a DUI or drug-related charge.

During the evaluation, a licensed provider will ask questions about your substance use history, mental and physical health, and any legal or social issues. You may also complete brief questionnaires or screenings. The process is confidential, respectful, and typically takes 90-120 minutes.

The evaluator then writes a report with findings and, if needed, recommendations—such as education classes, outpatient treatment, or no action at all.

It’s not about judging you—it’s about helping you meet your legal or personal requirements and giving you clarity about your situation.

Frequently asked questions about Substance Abuse Evaluations

FAQs

  • First, you’ll attend an evaluation session where you will meet with a licensed clinician and review your personal history, substance use, health, legal situation (if any), and complete questionnaires or screenings.

    Once your evaluation is complete, your provider with work diligently to complete your evaluation report.

    Lastly, you will receive your official report promptly, ready to use for legal, personal, employment, or other purposes.

  • We might! Depending on your residential location, we may accept your insurance.

    Please check the FAQs section for your location to determine if we are paneled with your insurance.

    *Insurance would only cover the intake session.

    *There is an additional fee for the Evaluation and report which is not covered by insurance. Please check the “Fees” section for more information.

  • The Evaluation and Report fee is $350

    *Insurance does not cover the evaluation and report fee

  • You can start with a free 15 minute consultation or schedule an intake session to get your process moving.

  • The evaluation is 90-120 minutes long.

    The report is completed by the provider following the evaluation.

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