ADSAC  / DUI / SUBSTANCE ABUSE ASSESSMENT
The ADSAC (Alcohol Drug Substance Abuse Course) assessment, also known as DUI assessment or substance abuse assessment, is a standardized assessment that helps determine the most appropriate level of intervention for each individual's situation. Completing the assessment is an essential first step towards meeting legal requirements often set by court, attorneys, probation, Department of Public Safety/Service Oklahoma, or Oklahoma Board of Tests (IDAP and BOT IDAP).

Immediately following the assessment, individuals receive a recommendation letter in their portal. This serves as documentation of the assessment and outlines the required interventions. This letter can be downloaded and shared with relevant entities to demonstrate compliance with starting the ADSAC process. The recommendation letter also provides a list of state-certified providers where individuals can complete the necessary interventions.

Interventions can range from a 10-hour DUI/ADSAC Course and Victim's Impact Panel (VIP) up to Residential Treatment and Aftercare. There is no assessment that simply results in no need for additional recommendations to be completed. If you have had this type of assessment with this result, you did not have an ADSAC assessment and it will not be able to be used to regain your license or satisfy most court requirements.

It is crucial to follow all steps timely to comply with the requirements to ensure a smooth process for driver's license reinstatement and address any alcohol or drug-related issues appropriately.
EXERCISE CAUTION OWHEN SELECTING A PROVIDER THAT APPEARS TO BE OUT-OF-STATE
Use caution when seeking services as many out-of-state providers found through internet searches are not certified by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) as ADSAC assessors or ADSAC course facilitators. It is essential to work with appropriately accredited providers to ensure compliance and validity of the services you complete. Following the guidelines and regulations set by the relevant accrediting bodies and referring entities ensures that your requirements are completed satisfactorily. This may be a savings of time and money for you. If it is unclear where they are practicing from or what their credentials are, they are not engaging in honest marketing strategies.
  • The provider should readily be able to answer questions about their qualifications to provide a particular service and provide verification of their credentials. If they demonstrate difficulty in providing this information and resources to verify the information they provide, it is an indicator that they may not understand their own license/certification rules and laws. This may be a cause for concern in choosing them as your provider. After all, you wouldn't want to seek services from an expert who doesn't demonstrate expertise in their own licensure—what other information could they be providing that is incorrect or misleading? The accuracy and transparency of their credentials are crucial indicators of their competence and reliability.
AN ADSAC ASSESSMENT CAN BE DONE WITH TELEHEALTH
The assessment must be done as a face-to-face interview which is necessary to meet the criteria set forth in Oklahoma State Statutes. Our use of telehealth video technology allows for live, synchronous sessions, which is considered as face-to-face interaction. This ensures the assessment is conducted in a manner that complies with the statute's requirement while providing the convenience and accessibility of remote communication.
  • be cautious in selecting a provider as many providers that you may have seen on the internet, usually under sponsored ads, are not providers in Oklahoma and are may not have the certification necessary to help you meet the requirements in this state
  • rest assured our providers are appropriately licensed and certified, and you can verify this information be checking out our "about us" page
  • have confidence the quality and legitimacy of the services you receive at ADSAC Oklahoma will meet your specific license and legal needs, as well as saving your both time and expenses
ASSESSMENTS ARE VALID FOR 6 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT
The assessment expires 6 months from the date of the assessment. It is essential to begin the recommended interventions withing 6 months of the assessment to comply with state requirements. Failure to do so will result in the assessment becoming expired and state requires you to start over at the assessment process.
ADSAC COST / FEES
Oklahoma ADSAC Assessment fees are set by state law. For alcohol and drug related license revocation prior to November 1, 2008, the cost is $175.  For those offenses on or after November 1, 2008, the cost is $160.
ADSAC RECOMMENDATIONO LEVELS
Recommendation requirements are based on the results of your assessment and as defined in Oklahoma State Law. The following are all possible levels of recommendations that can result from an ADSAC assessment:
  • Level 1: 10-hour ADSAC Course AND Victim's Impact Panel
  • Level 2: 24-hour ADSAC Course AND Victim's Impact Panel
  • Level 3: 24-hour ADSAC Course, Victim's Impact Panel AND 6 weeks substance abuse group meeting 1 time weekly (the 6 weeks substance abuse group is NOT the same as AA, NA, etc.)
  • Level 3B: 12 weeks substance abuse group meeting 1-2 times weekly (the 12 weeks substance abuse group is NOT the same as AA, NA, etc.) AND 12 weeks mutual support group attendance
  • Level 4: Intensive outpatient treatment, aftercare (as recommended by treatment provider) AND 12 weeks mutual support group attendance 
  • Level 5: Residential treatment, aftercare (as recommended by treatment provider) AND mutual support group attendance 
ADSAC OKLAHOMA ASSESSORS ARE CERTIFIED BY THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES (ODMHSAS)
We understand the importance of complying with the requirements of Oklahoma State Statute 47-6-212.2 for assessments. Our assessors are certified by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) to ensure that they meet the necessary qualifications and standards set by the state. When you choose our services, you can be confident that your assessment will be conducted by a certified assessor who is knowledgeable and experienced in accordance with the statutory requirements.
AFTER ALL RECOMMENDATIONS ARE COMPLETED FOLLOW THIS PROCESS
PROCESS TO OBTAIN THE COMPLETION CERTIFICATE WITH THE RED STAMP
  1. Complete Recommended Interventions: After completing the assessment complete the required recommendations with appropriate approved providers.
  2. Submit Original Certificates: Provide assessor with original certificates from completed interventions by either dropping them in the mail or placing them in the mailbox at provider's office.
  3. Verification: Assessor verifies the certificates.
  4. Receive Completion Certificate Uploaded to Client Portal: Once verified, receive the Completion Certificate with the Red Stamp with scanned copies of original documents from completed recommendation requirements in client portal.
  5. Download and Share: Download the Completion Certificate with the Red Stamp from client portal. Provide to anyone entity requiring it such as probation, attorney, Service Oklahoma for license reinstatement, etc.

CHARGES BEFORE JULY 1, 2003?
REVOCATION ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2003
Individuals with older revocations must still complete an ADSAC assessment and contact DPS to determine the specific requirements that must be completed.
We understand the importance of flexibility in scheduling appointments. We offer weekend appointment options for ADSAC assessments
You can check availability and schedule your telehealth  appointment using this link
We strive to provide convenient options to ensure accessibility and accommodate varying needs
Are you required to attend a Victim's Impact Panel (VIP) to complete your recommendations for your ADSAC Assessment? Check this resource for upcoming VIP sessions. Please note, some VIP programs only accept money orders for payment when you arrive to the session. Check with the VIP program that you will be attending for exact price ($75 in Oklahoma based on Oklahoma state law), and as always, make sure to bring your ADSAC Assessment recommendation letter with you to ensure entry into the session that you choose to attend.
Alcohol and Drug Assessments/DUI/DWI/ADSAC Oklahoma City