Can I get a same day drug and alcohol evaluation in Colorado?
Same-Day or Next-Day reporting may be available
for Standard Substance Use Evaluations,
depending on appointment availability,
clinical appropriateness, referral requirements,
and whether all required information
can be received promptly.
Call or text before scheduling.
Does a same-day appointment mean the report will be finished the same day?
Not automatically. Appointment timing
and report timing are separate.
Same-Day or Next-Day report service
must be specifically confirmed.
How much does a Priority drug and alcohol evaluation cost?
The Standard Substance Use Evaluation
is $397, with a report within 10 business days.
A same day drug and alcohol evaluation starts at $797+
when available and clinically appropriate.
Priority service is $597,
with a report within 3 business days.
Same-Day or Next-Day reporting starts at $797+
when available and clinically appropriate.
When does the report timeline begin?
Report timing begins after the clinical evaluation
is complete and all required records,
forms, testing, collateral information,
and other requested materials have been received.
What should I send before a rush evaluation?
Send your deadline, the requesting party,
any court, probation, DMV, attorney,
or agency instructions,
required forms, and relevant records.
Does the $297 Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment have a rush option?
No. The $297 Basic Drug & Alcohol Assessment
has a standard report timeline within 10 business days
and does not include a Priority,
Same-Day, or Next-Day report option.
Expedited pricing applies to Standard Substance Use Evaluations.
Are Complex Legal Matter Evaluations available as same-day services?
No. Complex Legal Matter Evaluations
are individually scoped and require
a minimum of three clinical sessions.
Attorney consultation, expert witness services,
travel, third-party information gathering,
and other case-specific professional services
may also require additional time and pricing.
Can a Priority evaluation be completed by telehealth?
Telehealth may be available when clinically appropriate
and when the court, probation department,
DMV, attorney, or other requesting party
accepts remote evaluation documentation.