Substance Use Assessments and Drug and Alcohol Evaluations in Colorado
Private-pay substance use assessments and drug and alcohol evaluations in Colorado for court, probation, DMV, employer, school, licensing, and personal documentation needs. In-person appointments are available in Englewood, with telehealth when clinically appropriate and accepted by the referring party.
Colorado Assessments • Evaluation Options
Choose the evaluation that matches your documentation needs.
Most clients fall into one of two primary paths: a Comprehensive Substance Use Evaluation for DUI, DWAI, DWI, probation, out-of-state DMV, or other more involved referrals, or a Complex Legal Matter Evaluation for higher-stakes, attorney-involved, multi-party, or documentation-heavy cases. A limited Basic option remains available for simpler Colorado DMV / DOR administrative needs.
Move Through the Process. With Clarity.
Basic Substance Use Assessment — limited-scope report
Designed for straightforward Colorado DMV / Department of Revenue administrative needs when a brief self-report assessment and concise clinical opinion are sufficient.
Comprehensive Evaluation
Comprehensive Substance Use Evaluation
Multi-page clinical evaluation with more detailed documentation and expedited options.
- Detailed substance use and psychosocial clinical interview
- Multi-page written clinical evaluation report
- Diagnosis or diagnostic conclusions when clinically appropriate
- Standardized assessment instruments when clinically appropriate
- Review of relevant records, testing, treatment, or monitoring information
- State-specific DMV / motor vehicle paperwork review when needed
Timeline & Expanded Details
- $500 — Standard report timeline.
- $700 — Priority report, typically about 3 business days.
- $900+ — Same/next-day report when available.
- Customized forms or documentation requirements may be addressed when appropriate.
- Telehealth may be available when clinically appropriate and accepted by the requesting party.
Complex Legal Matter
Complex Legal Matter Substance Use Evaluation
Expanded clinical work for higher-stakes, attorney-involved, multi-party, or documentation-heavy legal matters.
- Minimum of three clinical sessions
- Expanded records review and clinical analysis
- Testing, monitoring, or SoberLink review when relevant
- Collateral information when appropriate and authorized
- Expanded written report for higher-complexity legal matters
- Attorney consultation, preparation, or testimony separately billed when applicable
Important Complex Evaluation Details
- May be appropriate in matters involving violence or safety concerns, divorce or family-law proceedings, custody-related allegations, repeat offenses, substantial records, conflicting information, or ongoing substance monitoring.
- This remains a substance use evaluation.
- It is not a child custody evaluation, CFI, PRE, psychological evaluation, domestic-violence risk assessment, parenting-time recommendation, or legal opinion.
Call or text with who requested the evaluation, your deadline, and any paperwork you received. We can help you understand which option is likely to fit before you schedule.
Report timing begins after the clinical interview is completed and all information needed for the evaluation has been received. Requirements vary by DMV, court, probation, employer, school, licensing body, attorney, agency, or other requesting party. Colorado Assessments cannot guarantee third-party acceptance of a report.
Colorado DUI, DWAI, DWI, DWUI, OUI, OWI & DMV resources.
Use these official sources to confirm current Colorado DMV, reinstatement, impaired-driving, and substance use screening information. Different states may use terms such as DUI, DWAI, DWI, DWUI, OUI, or OWI.
DUI, DWAI & Impaired Driving
Official Colorado information related to DUI, DWAI, alcohol- or drug-impaired driving, and driving privilege requirements.
Driver Reinstatement
Official reinstatement information, documents, and driving privilege requirements.
Substance Use Screening
Federal information on screening, brief intervention, and referral concepts.
Call or text before booking so we can review who is requesting the evaluation, your deadline, and any required paperwork.
External resources are provided for general information. Impaired-driving terminology varies by state; Colorado commonly uses DUI and DWAI, while other jurisdictions may use terms such as DWI, DWUI, OUI, or OWI. The requesting court, DMV, probation department, employer, school, licensing body, attorney, agency, or other referral source determines its own requirements and what documentation it will accept.
Accommodation & Support Letters in Colorado
Focused mental health assessments and professional documentation for workplace accommodations, return-to-work needs, school and college letters, Emotional Support Animal (ESA) housing accommodations, employer and organization forms, and other mental health clinical documentation needs.
Local Colorado experience. Clear professional documentation.
Adam Krolicki provides structured drug, alcohol, and substance use evaluations for Colorado residents who need professional written documentation for court, probation, DMV, employer, school, licensing, or personal requirements.
Call or text with the referral source, deadline, and paperwork so we can help clarify the appropriate evaluation scope.
Requirements and report acceptance are determined by the requesting court, probation department, DMV, employer, school, licensing body, attorney, agency, or other referral source.