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Court-ordered substance evaluations

States use different abbreviations for the same type of assessment: an OVI evaluation, OUI evaluation, DUI evaluation, DWI evaluation, or OWI evaluation. We provide telehealth substance abuse evaluations—documentation for treatment planning and legal requirements. Serving Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Ohio.

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Evaluation Details

Evaluations are conducted remotely via telehealth. You must have a reliable WiFi/internet connection.

Payment Agreement

The $500 fee will need to be paid after you agree to an appointment time. We cannot hold appointments that have not been paid for. A text will be sent with a payment app link upon your agreement signature.

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About the Evaluation

Court-ordered evaluations (OVI, OUI, DUI, DWI, OWI)

Your summons, probation terms, or RMV paperwork might name any of these evaluations. Our process is the same professional telehealth substance abuse assessment—it supports treatment placement, recovery planning, and required court documentation.

What to Expect

These evaluations address OVI, OUI, OWI, DUI, and DWI-related needs depending on your state and court language. This is an unbiased evaluation—it may or may not be favorable to your license reinstatement case.

Risk Assessment

The risk of reoffending is based on the substance use evaluation, a review of relevant records, and results from screening tools such as the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT). Two important factors in determining this risk are whether the individual has maintained a meaningful period of sobriety and whether they have a support system in place to help prevent relapse.

Telehealth Format

Substance abuse evaluations are conducted remotely via telehealth. You must have a reliable WiFi/internet connection to participate in the evaluation.

Questions?

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the evaluation process.

triciamainini@gmail.com(781) 857-4220

Frequently asked questions

Do you offer OVI evaluations?
Yes. An OVI evaluation is the Ohio and regional term for a court-related substance abuse assessment; it is the same type of service we provide by telehealth as an OUI, DUI, DWI, or OWI evaluation. Documentation supports treatment planning and court requirements. The assessment is unbiased.
Do you offer OUI evaluations?
Yes. OUI evaluations (operating under the influence) are common in Massachusetts and other states. We complete the same telehealth substance abuse assessment and documentation process regardless of whether your order says OUI, OVI, DUI, DWI, or OWI.
Do you offer DUI evaluations?
Yes. A DUI evaluation is wording many states and courts use for a substance abuse assessment before or after sentencing. Our telehealth evaluation follows the same unbiased process described on this page for all equivalent case types.
Do you offer DWI evaluations?
Yes. DWI evaluations are another label for court-derived substance use assessments. If your paperwork uses DWI, you can request the same telehealth evaluation service offered here for OUI, OVI, OWI, or DUI language.
Do you offer OWI evaluations?
Yes. OWI evaluations are often used in Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, and elsewhere. We provide the telehealth substance abuse evaluation described here whether your documents reference OWI or another abbreviation.
Where do you serve clients for these evaluations?
Evaluations are conducted by telehealth. The practice works with clients in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Ohio, consistent with licensing and telehealth arrangements—confirm details when you schedule.
How are evaluations conducted?
Sessions are remote via telehealth. You need a stable internet connection (WiFi recommended). After you submit a request, we follow up to schedule and explain next steps.
What does “unbiased evaluation” mean?
The assessment is independent and may or may not support your license reinstatement or court goals. Findings are based on the interview, records as applicable, and standardized tools such as the AUDIT.
What is the fee and when is it due?
The evaluation fee is $500. Payment is arranged after you agree to an appointment time; appointments are not held until payment is received. You will receive instructions (including a payment link by text when applicable) after scheduling.
What information will I need to provide?
The request form asks for contact details, address, date of birth, convicting court, and your electronic signature acknowledging the payment terms. We may request additional records or information as part of the evaluation process.