Understand the recommendation
The initial minimum recommendation is at least 75 hours of substance-use treatment, completion of all recommended treatment, and participation in the continuing-care activities specified after discharge. This is not a universal cap on care.
The classification is determined by an evaluator
Risk assignments consider the evaluation and required driving and arrest information. The applicable criteria include offense history, chemical-test information, and substance-use findings. Do not use this page to diagnose yourself or replace a qualified evaluation.
Questions for your provider
Prepare a written list before enrollment so the schedule and expected documents are clear.
- Ask the provider to explain the assessed treatment needs and recommended level of care.
- Discuss a realistic attendance plan and any additional services recommended.
- Clarify what ongoing recovery support and hearing documentation will be needed.
Completion and next steps
Ask who receives the final documents and how to confirm they were received. Completing recommended services is distinct from a court decision or restoration of driving privileges. Confirm any remaining document requirements and deadlines directly with the court or licensing agency handling your matter.
