Denver Metro

Drug and Alcohol Evaluation Denver, Colorado

If you need a drug and alcohol evaluation Denver clients can access for court, probation, DUI / DWAI, DMV, attorney, employment, or other documentation needs, Colorado Assessments provides structured substance use evaluation services with professional written reports. In-person appointments are available nearby in Englewood, with Colorado telehealth available when clinically appropriate and accepted by the requesting party.

Court / Probation DUI / DMV Priority Options Colorado Telehealth Private Pay Only
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Colorado Assessments
Denver-Area Clients Court, probation, DUI / DMV & more
In-Person Nearby Englewood office by appointment
Telehealth Colorado when appropriate
Written Reports Standard & priority timelines

Transparent Private-Pay Pricing

Drug and Alcohol Evaluation Denver Options & Pricing

The drug and alcohol evaluation Denver clients need should match the referral purpose, offense, requesting-party requirements, and level of clinical detail required. Colorado Assessments offers a limited Basic option, a Standard full evaluation, and separately scoped Complex Legal Matter services. Call or text if you are unsure which option matches your requirement.

Limited Scope · Telehealth Only

Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment

Focused telehealth-only substance use assessment for qualifying first-time Colorado driving offenses, including DUI / DWAI, and certain Colorado DMV matters involving driver's license revocation or reinstatement requirements.

Secure telehealth only Primarily self-report Concise written report Colorado in-state driving matters 10 business days
$297
Qualifying limited-scope matters
Standard Full Evaluation

Standard Substance Use Evaluation

$397 standard

Expanded multi-page clinical evaluation with multiple assessment tools, requirement review, and expedited report options.

Common fit: court, probation, DUI / DWAI, DMV, repeat or more involved matters, in-state or out-of-state offenses, and referrals requiring detailed clinical documentation.
  • Detailed substance use and psychosocial clinical interview
  • Extensive multi-page written evaluation report
  • Multiple standardized assessment tools, including third-party instruments when clinically appropriate
  • Review of available court, probation, DMV, or referral requirements
  • Relevant records, treatment, testing, monitoring, or supporting information review when needed
  • In-office and secure telehealth options when clinically appropriate and accepted
  • $597 Priority report within 3 business days
  • $797+ Same-Day / Next-Day report when available and clinically appropriate
Attorney / Higher-Complexity Matters

Complex Legal Matter Evaluation

$2,887 starting price

Expanded evaluation for higher-stakes, attorney-involved, multi-party, disputed, or documentation-heavy matters.

Common fit: substantial records, disputed information, multiple parties, monitoring, repeated concerns, collateral information, or broader legal complexity.
  • Minimum 3 clinical sessions
  • Expanded records and clinical analysis
  • Testing or monitoring review when relevant
  • Collateral information when appropriate and authorized
  • Expanded written report
  • Attorney consultation or testimony separately billed when applicable

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). Third-party acceptance and telehealth eligibility are determined by the requesting party.

Denver Client Experience
Colorado Assessments was where I turned when recommending a family member who was struggling to figure out where to go for a substance use evaluation in Denver after a DUI that occurred in another state. The provider was prompt, and my family member received a very professional evaluation report within days of meeting with Adam. I highly recommend Colorado Assessments.
— Ginny H., Denver, Colorado
Individual experiences and report timelines may vary.

Important DUI / DMV Distinction

A drug & alcohol evaluation is not the same as DUI / DWAI classes.

A substance use evaluation is a clinical assessment. It should not be assumed to replace separately required alcohol and drug education, therapy, treatment, monitoring, testing, probation conditions, or DMV requirements.

Colorado DMV separately describes Level I and Level II alcohol and drug education and treatment requirements. If your paperwork mentions a class, treatment track, enrollment requirement, or another program, send that requirement before scheduling.

Colorado DMV — Alcohol & Drug Education / Treatment Information →
Evaluation Clinical interview, assessment, findings, and written report when applicable.
Education / Classes May be separately required by a court, DMV, probation office, or another authority.
Treatment / Monitoring Therapy, testing, monitoring, or treatment may also be separate requirements.

What to Expect

What Happens During a Drug and Alcohol Evaluation Denver Clients Schedule?

A drug and alcohol evaluation Denver clients schedule is designed to understand the referral question and relevant clinical circumstances, not to shame or judge the client. Send the requirement first whenever possible so the evaluation can match what is actually being requested.

STEP 01

Tell Us Why It Is Needed

Court, probation, DUI / DMV, attorney, employment, personal, or another referral reason.

STEP 02

Send the Requirement

Share your deadline and any court, probation, DMV, attorney, employer, or referral paperwork.

STEP 03

Complete the Evaluation

Relevant history, substance use, functioning, referral concerns, and appropriate clinical assessment information are reviewed.

STEP 04

Written Report

The evaluator reviews the information and prepares the appropriate written findings and recommendations.

Denver-Specific Information

Drug and Alcohol Evaluation Denver Appointments Near the City

For a drug and alcohol evaluation Denver residents can access without traveling far, Colorado Assessments serves Denver-area clients from an appointment-only office just south of the city in Englewood. Colorado telehealth may also be available when clinically appropriate and accepted by the court, probation department, DMV, attorney, employer, or other requesting organization.

Denver court and probation matters can involve different systems. Denver is Colorado's Second Judicial District and includes separate County, District, Probate, and Juvenile Courts. Denver District Court Probation handles felony and misdemeanor probation supervision, while Denver County Court Probation handles Denver municipal matters and certain non-felony DUI supervision. Send the exact court or probation requirement before scheduling.
Denver County Probation — Colorado Judicial Branch →

Denver & Colorado Resources

Helpful official resources for Denver clients.

Colorado Assessments provides clinical evaluation services. Courts, probation departments, DMV, and treatment agencies maintain their own requirements. These official resources may help identify the instructions that apply to your situation.

Official Denver Resource

Denver County Court Probation

Official Denver County Court probation information for supervision, client services, referrals, and probation-related contacts.

Visit Denver County Court Probation →
Colorado Judicial Branch

Denver County Probation Information

Official Colorado Judicial Branch information explaining Denver District Court and Denver County Court probation contacts and responsibilities.

View Colorado Judicial Information →
Colorado DMV

Alcohol & Drug Education and Treatment

Colorado DMV information about Level I and Level II alcohol and drug education and treatment requirements.

View Colorado DMV Guidance →
Treatment Resource

SAMHSA Treatment Locator

Need treatment rather than, or in addition to, an evaluation? SAMHSA provides a national treatment locator for substance use and mental health services.

Find Treatment Resources →
Adam Krolicki, M.A., Clinical Mental Health, LPCC, CAS, RPT, provider for drug and alcohol evaluation Denver services Expert Witness
Who Provides the Evaluation?

Adam Krolicki

M.A., Clinical Mental Health, LPCC, CAS, RPT Adam provides structured drug and alcohol evaluation Denver services and substance use evaluations for Colorado clients who need professional written documentation. Colorado Assessments operates with clinical oversight through South Platte Counseling, including supervision through Kirk Johnson, M.A., LPC, LAC, SAT.

About the Evaluator →

Frequently Asked Questions

Drug and Alcohol Evaluation Denver FAQs

How much does a drug and alcohol evaluation cost in Denver?
For a drug and alcohol evaluation Denver clients may need, the Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment is $297 for qualifying limited-scope Colorado driving matters. The Standard Substance Use Evaluation is $397, with a $597 Priority report timeline and $797+ Same-Day / Next-Day reporting when available and clinically appropriate. Complex Legal Matter Evaluations start at $2,887.
How quickly will I receive my evaluation report?
Timing depends on the evaluation option, scheduling, required information, and report scope. Standard Substance Use Evaluations have a standard 10-business-day report timeline, a Priority option within 3 business days, and Same-Day / Next-Day reporting when available and clinically appropriate.
Can I complete a Denver drug and alcohol evaluation online?
Colorado telehealth may be available when clinically appropriate. Clients should confirm that remote completion is acceptable to the court, probation department, DMV, attorney, employer, or other organization requesting the evaluation.
Do I have to travel into Denver for the evaluation?
No. Colorado Assessments' in-person office is nearby at 770 W Hampden Ave, Suite 201 in Englewood. Telehealth may also be available for appropriate Colorado evaluations.
Is a drug and alcohol evaluation the same as DUI / DWAI classes?
No. An evaluation is a clinical assessment. Alcohol or drug education, DUI / DWAI classes, therapy, treatment, monitoring, and testing may be separate requirements. Follow the instructions from the authority requesting your services.
Will Denver court or probation accept my evaluation?
Colorado Assessments provides independent professional evaluations, but no provider can guarantee acceptance by a particular court, probation office, DMV process, attorney, employer, or other requesting organization. Send the written requirement before scheduling whenever possible.
What should I send before scheduling?
Send the reason for the evaluation, your deadline, and any court order, probation instruction, DMV paperwork, attorney request, employer documentation, prior evaluation information, or other written requirements you received.
Where can I learn more about the Colorado evaluation process?
Read the Colorado Drug & Alcohol Evaluation Guide or review the evaluation FAQs for additional information about reports, telehealth, timelines, and documentation.

Schedule Your Drug and Alcohol Evaluation Denver Appointment

Need a drug and alcohol evaluation Denver service for court, probation, DUI / DWAI, DMV, an attorney, employment, or another requirement? Call or text Colorado Assessments with the reason for the evaluation, your deadline, and any paperwork or instructions you received.

Evaluation requirements and report acceptance are determined by the requesting party. Telehealth availability, documentation scope, clinical findings, recommendations, and report timing depend on clinical appropriateness, referral requirements, scheduling, and receipt of required information. Colorado Assessments does not guarantee a particular legal, DMV, probation, employment, diagnostic, or clinical outcome.