
DUI Clinical Evaluations are comprehensive assessments that an individual may undergo after receiving a DUI (Driving Under the Influence), a DWI, or a Drug related DUI. These evaluations are extremely useful because they acquiesce the two parties which are normally involved in a DUI scenario. A DUI Clinical Evaluation is useful for a probation officer/court related issues, but it is also useful for the Department of Driver Services (DDS)/Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). It is very important to know that these are two completely separate entities, and it is totally possible to have everything taken care of for one and nothing for the other. This is where a DUI Clinical Evaluation really shines.
If you have received a DUI, it is likely that your probation officer will give you a list of companies they typically work with, and they will tell you to make sure to get an Alcohol and Drug Evaluation. This is not necessarily wrong because it does work for them, but as soon as you try and get your license back the DDS/DMV will tell you need to undergo a DUI Clinical Evaluation which means you will have to pay to have another evaluation done when you could have done the DUI Clinical Evaluation in the first place. A company that knows what they are doing will always ask you what your charge was first because they will be trying to give you what you actually need. Unfortunately, this is the world that we are talking about and there are many companies who will attempt to swindle you at every opportunity.


Many companies will provide certificates that at the end of the day are just a piece of paper and are basically worthless
DUI Clinical Evaluations are typically a price that is set by the state. If this company has evaluations for $20 that means you are likely spending $20 for a piece of paper.
This is important for scheduling conflicts. If your DUI Clinical Evaluation is due in one day but the companies turn around is 5 days, then you can either ask for expediency or find a company who does them more quickly. If your paperwork and invoice has been taken care of correctly AACS Counseling provides same day DUI Clinical Evaluation results.
DUI Clinical Evaluations are done to see what sort of recommendation might be given to you. Recommendations can vary from case to case, but a quick red flag is someone who tells you that treatment is 100% necessary. Many companies will even charge a lesser rate for a DUI Clinical Evaluation explicitly knowing that they will be giving you a long term of treatment.
John was arrested after being pulled over for possession of Marijuana and had to undergo an Alcohol and Drug Evaluation. After completing the recommendation John was told he needed to complete 17 ASAM Level I treatment classes. Luckily for him he found a company who does these sessions 5 times a week! John was able to finish his treatment program in less than a month!
An DUI Out of State Evaluation can be overwhelming. At Aacs, we make the entire process as easy and effortless as possible. All you need to do is to make an appointment and come in with the documents provided to you by the referring state and department of driver’s services or dmv.
The Evaluation takes approximately one hour. Individuals with more than one dui arrest should be prepared for a longer session and be prepared to have collateral information for the interview process.
DUI (Driving Under Influence) clinical evaluation also known as Alcohol/ Drug Clinical Evaluation begins with a scheduled one-on-one session between the person charged with DUI and the state approved SAP(Substance Abuse Professional). When an individual is charged with DUI, careless/reckless driving by the state, judge, attorney, or probation office, he/she has to get their clinical evaluation done for DUI before or after court proceedings. it is state-regulated. However, it is suggested to get the clinical evaluation done prior to your appearance in the court to show your good faith and accountability.


The risk reduction program is a 20-hour class usually offered on weekends or evenings. The curriculum used is Prime for Life by the PRI Institute. It is designed to assess high-risk behaviors and find new and healthy ways to engage in low-risk behaviors. The 20-hour DUI School is usually mandated by the court or by the Department of Drivers Services.
The first step is to register for a Needs Assessment. After you complete the Needs Assessment, you must attend the 20-hour DUI School or Risk Reduction Program in person within the given specified time.
An DUI Out of State Evaluation can be overwhelming. At Aacs, we make the entire process as easy and effortless as possible. All you need to do is to make an appointment and come in with the documents provided to you by the referring state and department of driver’s services or dmv.
The Evaluation takes approximately one hour. Individuals with more than one dui arrest should be prepared for a longer session and be prepared to have collateral information for the interview process.
DUI (Driving Under Influence) clinical evaluation also known as Alcohol/ Drug Clinical Evaluation begins with a scheduled one-on-one session between the person charged with DUI and the state approved SAP(Substance Abuse Professional). When an individual is charged with DUI, careless/reckless driving by the state, judge, attorney, or probation office, he/she has to get their clinical evaluation done for DUI before or after court proceedings. it is state-regulated. However, it is suggested to get the clinical evaluation done prior to your appearance in the court to show your good faith and accountability.

