Non-DOT Substance Abuse Evaluations

Need a substance abuse evaluation that isn’t a DOT SAP evaluation? We provide fast, professional evaluations for courts, probation, attorneys, employers, licensing boards and anyone who needs one.

Available in Texas and New Jersey. Non-DOT evaluations are for clients located in Texas or New Jersey at the time of the evaluation. Prices vary, starting at $300. Call 214-901-7079 for your price.

Evaluations we provide

  • Court-ordered evaluations — DWI/DUI, possession and other cases where a judge or attorney has asked for an evaluation.
  • Probation and parole — when your officer requires an assessment.
  • Family law and custody — when an attorney or the court needs an independent evaluation.
  • Employers — non-DOT workplaces with their own drug and alcohol policy, including fitness-for-duty and return-to-work situations.
  • Professional licensing boards — nurses, pharmacists, attorneys, healthcare workers and other licensed professionals.
  • Schools, programs and agencies — when a program or agency asks for an evaluation.
  • Personal and family — when you, or someone who cares about you, want a clear, professional picture and next steps.

How it works

  1. Call us at 214-901-7079, 7 days a week, 8 AM–6 PM Central. Tell us who is asking for the evaluation. Some courts and agencies have specific requirements, so we confirm we can meet them and give you your price before you pay.
  2. Pay by Zelle to [email protected] with your full name in the memo, or ask about paying by card when you call.
  3. Your evaluation — a confidential clinical interview with a licensed, credentialed clinician about your substance use, health and history, plus a standardized screening. By video, or in person in Dallas.
  4. Your written evaluation with recommendations that are specific to you, not one-size-fits-all. With your written consent, we send it wherever it needs to go.

Need a DOT SAP evaluation instead? That is a different, federally regulated process. See the five steps.

An evaluation reflects what the clinician finds; we cannot promise a particular result or recommendation.