Cadillac

If you have been told that you need a drug and alcohol assessment in Cadillac, you may feel nervous, embarrassed, or unsure about what will happen. Those feelings are completely understandable. Pacific Substance Abuse Assessment and Treatment Services is here to make the process easier. We approach every assessment as a respectful conversation, not a judgment.

Why Would You Need a Drug and Alcohol Assessment in Cadillac?

• Driver’s license restoration following a drug- or alcohol-related suspension or revocation

• Court-ordered evaluation for probation, sentencing, or a diversion program

• DOT SAP assessment after violating drug or alcohol testing regulations in a safety-sensitive position

• Employment-related requirements for returning to work or maintaining a professional certification

Why People Choose Us:

Assessments That Are Recognized and Accepted: Assessments prepared for the Michigan Secretary of State, courts throughout Wexford County, and DOT-regulated employers.

Licensed, Experienced Counselors: Every assessment is completed by a licensed substance abuse counselor who meets applicable state and federal guidelines.

Online or In-Person: Choose the appointment option that works best for you, including convenient evening and weekend availability.

Who Will Conduct My Assessment?

All evaluations are completed by Kiernan Gamel, LMSW, CCS, CAADC, SAP. He has more than 38 years of experience and has worked with the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Michigan Department of Corrections, and leading national and international treatment centers, including the Betty Ford Center.

Process:

1. Book Your Appointment.

2. Complete a Quick Questionnaire.

3. Attend Your Assessment, which takes 60 to 90 minutes.

4. Receive Your Report within two days.

Cadillac FAQ:

Is a drug and alcohol assessment the same as a treatment program?

No. An assessment is an evaluation used to determine whether additional services may be recommended.

How long does the evaluation take?

Most appointments take between 60 and 90 minutes.

Are Cadillac courts particular about who completes the assessment?

Courts may require the evaluation to be performed by a licensed professional with appropriate substance abuse counseling credentials. Requirements can vary depending on the court and circumstances.

Can I use a Cadillac-area assessment for a case in another city?

In many situations, yes, including cases in other Northern Michigan communities such as Traverse City, Manistee, or Big Rapids. Confirm the specific requirements with your attorney, probation officer, or court.

Are online assessments accepted by Cadillac judges and probation officers?

Online assessments are accepted in many situations, but individual requirements can vary. Check with the requesting court or agency before scheduling.