Colorado impaired-driving matters, or referrals using other-state terminology such as DWI, DWUI, OUI, or OWI.
DUI / DMV Substance Use Evaluations
DUI, DWAI & DMV Substance Use Evaluations in Colorado
Private-pay professional drug and alcohol evaluations and substance use services for Colorado DUI or DWAI matters, DMV / DOR requirements, driver reinstatement, out-of-state motor vehicle requests, and other impaired-driving documentation.
DUI · DWAI · DWI
DMV / DOR
Out-of-State Requirements
Private Pay Only
DUI / DMV Substance Use Evaluations
Colorado & Out-of-State Requirements
Common Reasons
What is the purpose of your evaluation?
Administrative requirements, reinstatement documentation, or other Colorado motor vehicle matters.
Evaluation or documentation requested by another state's motor vehicle agency, court, or related authority.
Evaluation Options
Two primary DUI, DWAI & DMV evaluation options.
The appropriate option depends on the offense, requesting-party requirements, and level of documentation needed.
Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment
$297
Best fit:
qualifying first-time Colorado DUI/DWAI matters
and certain Colorado DMV revocation or reinstatement
requirements when a limited-scope assessment
is appropriate.
Secure Telehealth Only
Colorado In-State Driving Matters
Primarily Self-Report
Concise Written Report
10 Business Days
- Conducted through secure telehealth only
- Clinical interview based primarily on client self-report
- Concise written substance use assessment report
- Designed for qualifying limited-scope Colorado driving and certain DMV matters
- Standard report timeline within 10 business days
Eligibility & Important Details
This option is intended for qualifying first-time Colorado in-state driving offenses, including DUI/DWAI, and certain Colorado DMV matters involving driver's license revocation or reinstatement requirements when a limited-scope evaluation is appropriate.
Out-of-state offenses, repeat or more involved matters, and referrals requiring expanded clinical documentation use the Standard Substance Use Evaluation.
Requirements vary by court, probation department, DMV / DOR, attorney, agency, or other requesting party.
Third-party acceptance is not guaranteed.
Standard Substance Use Evaluation
$397
Best fit:
an expanded evaluation for in-state or out-of-state
DUI, DWAI, DWI, DWUI, OUI, OWI, court, probation,
DMV, repeat or more involved matters, and referrals
requiring detailed clinical documentation.
Extensive Multi-Page Report
Multiple Assessment Tools
Referral Requirements Reviewed
In-Office & Secure Telehealth
In-State & Out-of-State Offenses
Rush Pricing Available
- Detailed substance use and psychosocial clinical interview
- Multiple standardized assessment tools, including third-party instruments when clinically appropriate
- Extensive multi-page written clinical report
- Review of available court, probation, DMV, or referral requirements to help align the report with the requested scope
- Review of relevant records, treatment, testing, monitoring, or supporting information when needed
- State-specific motor vehicle forms and documentation reviewed when required
- In-office evaluation or secure telehealth when clinically appropriate and accepted by the requesting party
Report Timing & Expedited Pricing
$397, standard report within 10 business days.
$597, Priority report within 3 business days.
$797+, Same-Day / Next-Day report when available and clinically appropriate.
All out-of-state offenses and requirements use the Standard Substance Use Evaluation.
Report timing begins after the clinical evaluation is completed and all required records, forms, testing, collateral information, or other requested materials have been received.
Pricing effective September 21, 2026. Prices and service availability are subject to change. Colorado Assessments is private pay only and does not bill health insurance or Health First Colorado (Medicaid). Evaluation requirements, telehealth eligibility, report format, provider credential requirements, and report acceptance are determined by the requesting party.
DMV / DOR Documentation
Court requirements and DMV requirements are not always the same.
A court, probation department, attorney, Colorado DMV / DOR, or an out-of-state motor vehicle agency may have different forms, credential requirements, deadlines, submission rules, or telehealth requirements.
Before scheduling, send the exact paperwork or instructions you received so the requested documentation can be reviewed.
Official Resources
Confirm current motor vehicle requirements at the official source.
Colorado DMV
Alcohol & DUI Information
Official Colorado information for alcohol-related and drug-related driving matters.
Open official resource ↗ Colorado DMVDriver Reinstatement
Official reinstatement requirements and current Colorado driving privilege information.
Open official resource ↗ Colorado AssessmentsOnline / Telehealth Evaluation
Learn when remote evaluation may be appropriate and what requirements should be confirmed before scheduling.
View telehealth options →Colorado Substance Use Evaluator
Who provides the evaluation?
Expert Witness
Adam Krolicki
M.A., Clinical Mental Health, LPCC, CAS, RPT
Adam provides structured substance use evaluations and professional written documentation through Colorado Assessments.
For qualifying higher-complexity legal matters, attorney consultation and expert witness services may also be available through a separately scoped professional engagement.
Clinical supervision is provided through South Platte Counseling by Kirk Johnson, M.A., LPC, LAC, SAT.
DUI / DMV FAQ
Common questions before scheduling.
Which evaluation is appropriate for a Colorado DUI or DWAI matter?
A qualifying first-time Colorado in-state driving matter
may be appropriate for the $297 Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment
when a limited-scope telehealth evaluation and concise report
satisfy the requirements. Matters requiring expanded
documentation, records review, multiple assessment tools,
or more detailed clinical analysis use the
Standard Substance Use Evaluation.
When is the $297 Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment appropriate?
The $297 Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment is intended
for qualifying first-time Colorado in-state driving offenses
and certain Colorado DMV revocation or reinstatement matters.
It is conducted through secure telehealth only, is based
primarily on client self-report, includes a concise written
report, and has a standard report timeline within 10 business days.
What if my offense or DMV requirement is from another state?
All out-of-state offenses and requirements use
the Standard Substance Use Evaluation.
Other jurisdictions may require state-specific forms,
records, credential information, or additional documentation.
Send the written requirements before scheduling.
What if another state calls the offense DWI, DWUI, OUI, or OWI?
Other jurisdictions use different terminology
for impaired-driving matters. Send the exact
motor vehicle or court requirement so the requested
documentation can be reviewed before scheduling.
Can a DUI or DMV evaluation be completed online?
The $297 Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment
is conducted through secure telehealth only.
For Standard Substance Use Evaluations, telehealth may be considered
when clinically appropriate and when the requesting
court, DMV, probation department, attorney,
or other organization accepts remote evaluation documentation.
Can the Standard report be expedited?
Yes. The Standard Substance Use Evaluation is $397,
with a report within 10 business days.
The Priority option is $597,
with a report within 3 business days.
Same-Day / Next-Day reporting starts at $797+
when available and clinically appropriate.
Will the DMV, court, or other agency accept my report?
Acceptance is determined by the requesting organization.
Courts, DMV / DOR offices, motor vehicle agencies,
probation departments, attorneys, and other referral sources
establish their own provider credential, format,
telehealth, form, deadline, and submission requirements.
Third-party acceptance cannot be guaranteed.
Have a DUI, DMV, or driver-reinstatement requirement?
Call or text with the agency, state, deadline, and any paperwork you received. We can help identify the appropriate evaluation option before you schedule.
Pricing effective September 21, 2026. Prices and service availability are subject to change. Colorado Assessments provides private-pay substance use evaluations and written clinical documentation, not legal advice. Colorado Assessments does not bill health insurance or Health First Colorado (Medicaid). Courts, DMV / DOR offices, motor vehicle agencies, probation departments, attorneys, and other requesting organizations determine their own credential, documentation, telehealth, and report acceptance requirements. No legal, licensing, motor vehicle, court, or other third-party outcome is guaranteed.