Our Client Voices
Michael Brown
Johnanton Clark
Alex Harris
Every Day You Wait = Lost Income,
Delayed RTD, and Longer Before
You Can Drive Again.
WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO
If you’ve failed or refused a DOT drug test, you cannot work until you complete the SAP program.
But the SAP process is confusing, time-sensitive, and easy to delay if you don’t start immediately.
Most drivers:
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Don’t know where to begin
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Can’t find a SAP available today
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Lose weeks waiting for appointments
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Miss steps that delay RTD
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Get stuck with slow or unresponsive counselors
We remove that delay.
We get you started today.
Fully online. 7 days a week.
4 hr
499 US dollars4 hr
699 US dollars
1. Instant Enrollment
Sign up and begin the SAP process immediately — no waiting days for an appointment.
2. Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) Evaluation
A complete FMCSA-compliant SAP evaluation done virtually.
3. Personalized Treatment & Education Plan
Your SAP counselor creates the plan required by the DOT.
4. RTD (Return-to-Duty) Clearance Process
We guide you through what you must complete to pass RTD testing.
5. Follow-Up Testing Plan
You’ll receive the full follow-up testing schedule required by FMCSA.
6. 7-Day-a-Week Support
Our SAP support team helps you understand your next steps every day of the week.
Your SAP Counseling Includes Everything You Need to Return to Duty — Fast and Correct.
Start the SAP Process in Minutes — Not Days.
STEP 1 — Enroll Online
Pay the $700 and get instant access to your SAP portal.
STEP 2 — Complete Your SAP Evaluation (Online)
Your certified SAP counselor meets with you virtually.
STEP 3 — Follow Your Plan + Begin RTD Requirements
We guide you through the exact steps you need to complete to return to duty.
SAP PROGRAM DONE RIGHT
Why Thousands of Drivers Choose Our SAP Program
Enroll and start your SAP process in minutes.
No travel. No appointment delays.
We’re available every day — even weekends.
We help you understand every step of RTD & follow-up testing.
We help you avoid delays that cost you time and income.
4 hr
499 US dollars
1 hr
300 US dollars4 hr
699 US dollars
FAQs
The SAP process can feel confusing, especially when you're dealing with Clearinghouse violations, RTD requirements, and strict DOT rules.
This FAQ section was created to give you clear, straightforward answers to the most common questions drivers and carriers have about SAP counseling, RTD testing, timelines, and compliance.
Our goal is to remove the uncertainty, explain the process in simple terms, and help you understand exactly what to expect before you get started.
Q4. Do you guarantee I’ll return to duty?
A: No legitimate provider can guarantee that.
Your ability to return to duty depends on completing your SAP program, following your SAP’s recommendations, and passing your RTD drug test.
What we can guarantee is that you will receive clear guidance, fast access, structured steps, and full support to move through the process correctly and without delays.
Q5. What if I need help understanding my Clearinghouse status?
A: It varies by your SAP’s recommendations and your level of participation.
Some drivers complete their required education quickly and move straight into RTD testing. Others require additional steps depending on the SAP evaluation. The key is starting immediately, so you avoid unnecessary downtime.
Q6. Can you help me understand my Clearinghouse status?
A: Yes.
We explain what each Clearinghouse status means (Prohibited, Not Prohibited, RTD Needed, Follow-Up Needed, etc.) and help you understand what steps you must complete to move forward safely and legally. We do not modify or report Clearinghouse data — we help you interpret it.
Q8. What is included in the $700 SAP counseling?
A: Your payment includes your SAP evaluation, treatment/education plan, RTD guidance, and the required follow-up testing schedule.
Everything is handled online with fast access and clear step-by-step instructions. Additional education or treatment courses (if required by your SAP) may have separate fees depending on the provider.
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