Frequently asked questions

A court-ordered assessment is a professional evaluation of substance use and/or mental health that a court, attorney, or probation officer requests — often after a DUI or as part of a legal case. We complete the assessment and provide the documentation the court needs.

Call us at (253) 279-7992 or send a message and let us know what the court requires and any deadline. We'll schedule your assessment — in person or by telehealth — and make sure the report reaches the court, attorney, or probation officer.

We know court deadlines matter. We offer same-week assessments when available and prioritize quick turnaround on reports and compliance documentation. Call us with your deadline and we'll do our best to meet it.

Yes. We provide virtual assessments, individual counseling, and group sessions over secure video, so we can serve clients across Washington — not just Pierce and King Counties.

Our Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Program offers structured group and individual treatment several times a week for people who need more support than standard weekly outpatient care, while still living at home.

ADIS is an educational class — often required for DUI or court cases — that covers the effects of alcohol and other drugs. We provide completion documentation for the court.

A collateral assessment is a court assessment that gathers information from the people in a client's life — family, providers, and records — to give the court a fuller, more accurate picture. Please call for current pricing.

We're in-network with most major Washington health plans, including Aetna, Aetna Medicare Advantage, Wellpoint, Community Health Plan of Washington, Cigna / Evernorth, Coordinated Care / Ambetter, Kaiser Permanente, Washington Apple Health (Medicaid), Medicare, Regence / HMA, TriWest / VA, TRICARE for Life, and Wellcare. We're finalizing contracts with more carriers, and we offer self-pay rates. Don't see your plan? Call us at (253) 279-7992 and we'll verify your benefits for your situation.

Yes. We regularly provide assessments, treatment verification letters, and monthly compliance reports directly to courts, attorneys, probation, and public defenders.

ADIS (Alcohol and Drug Information School) runs about eight hours, usually completed in a single day. You'll receive a completion certificate for the court or Department of Licensing.

Please call (253) 279-7992 for current ADIS pricing and upcoming class dates.

No — they're separate requirements, and many DUI cases require both. ADIS is an 8-hour educational class taught by a state-certified agency like ours. The Victim Impact Panel is a shorter session, usually about two hours, where people harmed by impaired driving share their experiences, and it's scheduled through panel organizations rather than treatment agencies. Completing one does not satisfy the other.

New clients can call us at (253) 279-7992, email info@never2laterecovery.com, or send a message through our contact page. Current clients can log in through the Client Portal.

Yes. Your information is protected under applicable privacy laws, including HIPAA and the stricter federal 42 CFR Part 2 protections that apply to substance use treatment records.