Contact Colorado Assessments

Schedule a Drug and Alcohol Evaluation in Colorado

Call or text Colorado Assessments to check evaluation availability, ask about report timelines, and let us know if you have a court, probation, DMV, employer, attorney, licensing, or school deadline.

Colorado-Based Englewood Office In-Person Options Telehealth When Appropriate Private Pay

Time-sensitive request?

Have a court, probation, DMV, or professional deadline?

Include the due date when you call or text. This helps us confirm the appropriate evaluation option and whether a standard, priority, same-day, or next-day timeline may be available.

Availability depends on the evaluation type, scheduling capacity, clinical appropriateness, required records, and whether all necessary information can be received on time.

Same-day and next-day appointment requests are limited and may require payment before the appointment is reserved.

Simple next steps

What happens after you contact Colorado Assessments?

The process begins with a short conversation about the evaluation, the requesting party, your deadline, and the documentation you may need.

STEP 01

Call or Text

Tell us which type of evaluation you need, who requested it, whether you have paperwork, and the date it is due.

STEP 02

Complete the Interview

Your evaluation may be completed in person or by telehealth when appropriate. Most evaluation interviews take approximately 60–120 minutes.

STEP 03

Receive Your Report

Written reports are generally completed within the selected timeline after the appointment and once all required information has been received.

Need more information before scheduling? Review the Colorado drug and alcohol evaluation guide.
Read the Evaluation Guide

Before you call or text

What information should you have ready?

You do not need to know every detail before contacting us. Providing the following information helps us guide you toward the most appropriate next step.

Your deadline or court date
The reason the evaluation is being requested
The name of the court, probation department, DMV office, employer, attorney, school, or licensing board
Any referral letter, court order, probation paperwork, or other written instructions
Whether the requesting party accepts telehealth documentation
Any prior evaluations, treatment records, testing records, or monitoring records that may be relevant

Location and contact information

Contact Colorado Assessments in Englewood

Colorado Assessments serves Colorado residents by appointment, with in-person evaluations in Englewood and telehealth options when clinically appropriate and accepted by the requesting party.

Call or Text Colorado Assessments

Contact us for evaluation availability, scheduling questions, report timelines, or deadline-sensitive requests.

Phone and Text 720-295-6847
Address Colorado Assessments
770 W. Hampden Ave, Suite #201
Englewood, CO 80110
Office Hours Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Appointment Information Evaluations are available by appointment only. Evening availability may be available by request.

Important information

What should you confirm before scheduling?

Confirm the referral requirements

Requirements vary by court, probation officer, DMV process, employer, school, licensing board, attorney, or other referral source. Clients are responsible for confirming the exact requirements for their situation before scheduling.

Third-party acceptance is not guaranteed

An evaluation does not guarantee acceptance by a court, probation department, DMV office, employer, attorney, school, licensing board, or other third party. It does not replace legal advice, court instructions, probation requirements, DMV requirements, education, or treatment.

Ready to begin?

Contact Colorado Assessments about your evaluation

Call or text to discuss your deadline, appointment availability, evaluation options, and documentation needs.

Important: Colorado Assessments provides professional drug, alcohol, and substance use evaluations and written reports. Requirements vary by court, probation officer, DMV process, employer, school, licensing board, attorney, or referral source. Clients are responsible for confirming the exact requirements for their situation before scheduling. An evaluation does not guarantee acceptance by any specific third party and does not replace legal advice, court instructions, probation requirements, DMV requirements, education, or treatment.