DOT Assessments in Lexington, NC

A DOT SAP evaluation is a federally required assessment for CDL drivers or safety-sensitive employees who have violated DOT drug or alcohol testing rules. It determines the education or treatment that must be completed before you can return to duty under FMCSA regulations.

Any CDL driver or DOT-regulated employee in Lexington or Davidson County who has failed, refused, or otherwise violated a DOT drug or alcohol test must complete a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) program before becoming eligible to resume safety-sensitive work.

It depends on the motivation of the client. The process moves faster when clients complete their recommended education or treatment promptly and remain engaged through the follow-up assessment.

I offer a flat $400 fee, which includes your initial evaluation, coordination of your education or treatment plan, and your follow-up assessment once requirements are met. There are no hidden or recurring fees.

Yes. I provide secure telehealth SAP evaluations for drivers throughout Lexington, Thomasville, Welcome, Midway, Wallburg, and surrounding Davidson County communities. You can complete the entire process from home, on the road, or wherever you have internet access.

After your evaluation, I’ll recommend an appropriate education or treatment program. Once completed, we’ll schedule your follow-up assessment, and I’ll record your Return-to-Duty eligibility date in the FMCSA Clearinghouse.

Yes. In addition to Lexington, I serve drivers across Davidson County and neighboring areas such as Thomasville, Salisbury, and High Point. Through telehealth, I can also assist CDL drivers anywhere in North Carolina.

Yes. You can begin your SAP evaluation as soon as your violation appears in the FMCSA Clearinghouse. An employer is only required later to implement your follow-up testing plan.

Absolutely. All records, assessments, and communication are handled with strict confidentiality and adhere to 49 CFR Part 40 and HIPAA privacy standards.

Yes. I can connect you with local and online resources that meet DOT requirements — including AA/NA meetings, SMART Recovery groups, and education programs available throughout Lexington and Davidson County.