Dallas Ft. Worth Substance Abuse Professionals

Failed a DOT test?
Your career isn’t over.

Right now it probably feels like it is. It isn’t. There is a defined route back to work, and we will walk you through every step of it.

Evaluations are virtual, usually two hours or less, and you will hear back within one business day. We tell you exactly what is required of you and nothing that is not.

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You are not the first person to sit where you are sitting

People make mistakes. A violation does not erase your experience, your record, or the years you have put in behind the wheel. What it starts is a process — one written into federal rule, with clear steps and an end point.

We will tell you exactly what is required of you and nothing that is not. Our evaluations are conducted by specially trained clinicians who make fair, individual recommendations rather than blanket ones, because a recommendation you do not need costs you time and money you cannot spare.

We also understand what is at stake for employers, and that keeping our roads safe and getting good drivers back to work are not opposing goals.

The one thing that makes this harder is waiting. Since November 2024 an unresolved violation puts your licence itself at risk, so the sooner you start, the sooner it is behind you.

Start with the five steps Or call 214-901-7079

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How we can help

DOT and non-DOT substance abuse evaluations, return-to-duty determinations and follow-up testing plans — delivered quickly, affordably and by licensed clinicians.

Whether you drive long haul, regional or local, owner-operator or company, the return-to-duty rules are the same, and so is our approach: a fair evaluation, a clear plan, and straight answers about what comes next.

SAP Evaluations

A thorough face-to-face evaluation, generally completed in about two hours, by a qualified DOT Substance Abuse Professional.

Clearinghouse Reporting

We report initial assessment and return-to-duty eligibility dates to the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, as required.

Return to Duty

Follow-up evaluation, education or treatment referrals, and a written follow-up testing regimen so drivers can return to safety-sensitive duty.

Employer Support

Companies of all sizes — private, public, government entities and DOT-regulated employers — with services kept basic and affordable.

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Not sure where you stand?

Tell us your violation date and who you were driving for. We will tell you what the process looks like for you, before you commit to anything.

Call 214-901-7079 Five steps to get started

The evaluation process

You meet with one of our substance abuse professionals for an evaluation, receive a determination and any education or treatment referral you need, complete a return-to-duty evaluation, and finish with a follow-up testing regimen.

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Appointments

Appointments are conducted virtually over Microsoft Teams. Join from the app or straight from your browser.

Call 214-901-7079 to schedule.

How it works

Five steps. Most people are further along than they think.

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  1. 1
    Register for the Clearinghouse

    So your record can be seen and updated.

  2. 2
    Designate us as your SAP

    Speak to us first — once a SAP accepts, you cannot switch.

  3. 3
    Pay the evaluation fee

    Online, before your appointment.

  4. 4
    Get Microsoft Teams

    Appointments are virtual. Join from the app or a browser.

  5. 5
    Book your appointment

    Call us and we will find a time.

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The sooner you start, the sooner it is behind you

Let’s get you back on the road.

One phone call starts it. We will walk you through the Clearinghouse, the evaluation and the return-to-duty process, and we will be straight with you at every step about what it involves.