You will be provided with everything that you need when you set up your Alcohol and Drug Evaluation with one of our admins. They will get some basic information that includes the following:
- First and Last Name
- Email Address
- Phone Number
- Date of Birth
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
With these four things noted our admins can begin the process of putting together your personal Alcohol and Drug Evaluation appointment. You will receive an email that if read from top to bottom will provide you with exactly the necessary steps so that not only will you be able to have the evaluation, but you will be able to promptly receive it if not directly after, then either the same or next day. Inside the email, you will find three pieces to the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation puzzle.
First, you will find an intake form. This form can be filled out online by clicking on the provided link. Upon being directed to a new website you will be greeted with a variety of fill-in boxes questions to be answered. Take your time and answer everything to the best of your knowledge. You will find a section labeled “Release of Confidential Information” where if you provide us with a name, email, and/or fax number then we will be able to send your evaluation directly to anyone that you would like us to.
This includes people like probation officers, lawyers, or even your own mother. At the end of this Intake Document, you will run into two screening tools known as the MAST and DAST. These are both “yes or no” questionnaires asking about any prior contact you may have had with alcohol and drugs and the effects that it has had on your life. Please answer honestly. If you do not know or are unsure about an answer, make your best guess. You will be able to speak with the evaluator afterward and they can better explain the question so that you are satisfied with your answer. A common yes or no question that people have issues with is the following:
“Do you ever feel bad about your alcohol/drug abuse?”
This question tends to trip up individuals who do not partake of drugs or alcohol because they believe that by answering they must be admitting to partaking of either. If you do not drink or do drugs, then the answer to this question is simply no because you never feel bad about something that you do not do!
The next portion of your Alcohol and Drug Evaluation initial email will be the invoice. This invoice can be paid by filling in your preferred method of payments information. We have the ability to accept a variety of forms of payment, but if you do not like to pay for things online then you can always come to our offices in person and pay cash!