Call (612) 249-3656 to schedule any of the following services:
Chemical health evaluation
Chemical health assessment
Court ordered evaluation
Court ordered assessment
Rule 25 assessment – MN state and court certified
Chemical dependency evaluation
Chemical dependency assessment
Second opinion assessment – Secondary evaluation when a person disagrees with a previous recommendation.
Alcohol evaluation
Alcohol assessment
Substance abuse evaluation – Assessing a patterned use of a drug in which the user consumes excessive amounts of a substance or with methods which are harmful to themselves or others.
Substance abuse assessment
Drug evaluation - Assessing the use of mind-altering substances
Drug assessment
DWI evaluation - Assessing driving while intoxicated charges
DWI assessment
DUI evaluation – Assessing driving under the influence charges.
DUI assessment
DWI Education and Alcohol Education Services
Call (612) 249-3656 to schedule any of the following educational services:
DWI level 1 classes
DWI level 2 classes
One day dwi program
Driving with care
Level 1 alcohol classes
Level 2 alcohol classes
Online training
Service Locations for a Chemical Dependency Assessment MN
Michael provides private, court- and Minnesota-certified Chemical Dependency Assessment to individuals in St Paul, Minneapolis and the surrounding metro. He can be reached directly at 612-249-3656.
Substance abuse evaluations screen for overindulgence in or dependence on an addictive substance, especially alcohol or drugs. The evaluation is specifically meant to determine if a person is experiencing the substance use disorder symptoms described above. If a person is experiencing several symptoms, the evaluator will help that person receive placement into treatment, if the patient is willing and/or interested.
What is a chemical dependency assessment?
A chemical dependency assessment is an evaluation of a person's alcohol and drug use. A person meets with a mental health professional for an interview. The purpose is to determine if a person has a serious alcohol or drug problem and to make recommendations based upon information gathered during the assessment process.
What is involved in a Chemical Health Assessment?
Chemical Health Assessments require a face-to-face interview between you and a qualified medical professional. During the interview, the professional will ask about the symptoms such as withdrawal, building a tolerence to a drug, or problems related to substance use. The professional will also learn about your mental health, physical health, current living environment, and how stable the person's life is. The professional will want to know the extent of problems your alcohol and/or drug use has caused.
Steps to complete a Chemical Health Assessment
Schedule your appointment by calling 612-249-3656.
The day of your appointment, bring your photo identification and court documents (such as a letter from MN Driving and Vehicle Services or a DUI or DWI citation).
Meet with your Assessor for the Chemical Health Evaluation interview.
Provide contact information for “collateral contacts,” which are the people that need to be involved in the assessment.
After the assessment, a recommendation letter will be sent to you with your chemical dependency evaluation results.
Patient rights during a Chemical Health Assessment in MN
You have the right to respect – the same courtesy that you expect from any other medical professional.
You have the right to not to be pressured into treatment or “rehab.”
You have the right to agree to or decline any recommended treatment services. You are the ultimate authority of your own health care.
You have the right to a second opinion if you disagree with your Chemical Health Assessment.