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DUII education & treatment

A DUII is stressful, but the path through it doesn't have to be confusing. We're an OHA-certified DUII Services Provider in Redmond, the education and treatment you're referred to, with a clear plan, honest answers, and real respect.

Already had your evaluation?

In Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties the court-designated screener is Central Oregon Evaluation Services in Bend. Once they refer you, you choose your provider, the screener isn't allowed to pick for you. Bring us your referral paperwork and we'll take it from there.

DUII Class Times

DUII classes meet on Fridays, 5pm to 6pm and 6:30pm to 7:30pm. Evening times mean you can keep working your normal hours and still complete every requirement.

DUII Services

In Oregon, a DUII, Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants, comes with specific requirements, whether you enter the diversion program or complete court-ordered conditions. Rock Recovery provides the court-approved services that satisfy those requirements right here in Redmond, serving all of Central Oregon.

  • DUII evaluation

    The required assessment that determines whether education, treatment, or both apply to your situation.

  • DUII education classes

    Structured, practical classes taught by our team, including Lindsey Hathaway, who leads our DUI curriculum , held Friday evenings.

  • Treatment when it's indicated

    If your evaluation points to a deeper substance use concern, our outpatient treatment program meets that requirement with real, personal care.

Three adults taking notes at a table during a DUII class

How the DUII Process Works

Most people have never been through this before. Here's the whole path, in plain language.

1

Call and get scheduled

Reach out by phone or through our contact form. We’ll answer your questions, verify what the court or diversion program is asking of you, and get you on the calendar quickly.

2

Bring us your evaluation and referral

Your court-ordered screening happens at the county's designated evaluator (Central Oregon Evaluation Services in Bend for Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson). They refer you to a track, education or treatment, and you choose your provider. Bring us that paperwork.

3

Complete your education or treatment track

We run our own substance-use assessment to confirm your level of care, then you attend your Friday evening classes and, if treatment is indicated, work with a counselor on a plan that fits your life. We track your attendance and progress the whole way.

4

Receive completion documentation

When you finish, we prepare the completion documentation the court and diversion process require, so your record of finishing is clear and accounted for.

We provide treatment and education, not legal advice, always follow your attorney's and the court's guidance.

Diversion or Conviction

People arrive here on one of two tracks. Some enter a DUII diversion agreement, which holds the charge open while requirements are completed. Others are here after a conviction. Either way the sequence through our door is the same: an evaluation first, then the level of education or treatment you are assigned to, then documentation that you finished.

What differs between the two is who is monitoring you and what happens at the end of it. Your attorney, your probation officer, or the court's diversion coordinator can tell you which path you are on and what your deadline is. Bring us that paperwork and we will tell you plainly whether what you have been ordered to do is something we provide, before you commit to anything.

Completion is reported to the court or diversion program that sent you. Anything to do with your driving privileges is handled by Oregon DMV rather than by us, and your attorney or the court is the right source on where your licence stands.

If you want the longer walkthrough, our guide to what happens after a DUII in Deschutes County covers the process end to end, and court-ordered treatment in Central Oregon explains how compliance is reported back when probation is involved.

Why Choose Rock Recovery

Friday evening classes

Classes meet Fridays, 5pm to 6pm and 6:30pm to 7:30pm. You don't have to choose between your paycheck and your requirements, you can finish both.

Local and respectful

We're a Redmond team, and many of us have lived experience with recovery. You'll be treated like a neighbor working through a hard season, because that's what you are.

Clear paperwork, start to finish

We handle the required assessments and completion documentation carefully, so what you've finished is documented and the process stays on track.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between DUII education and treatment?

Education is a structured class series focused on alcohol, drugs, and driving, it’s the track for people whose evaluation shows a lower level of need. Treatment is recommended when the evaluation indicates a substance use concern that goes beyond a single event, and it involves counseling in addition to education. Your DUII evaluation determines which track applies to you.

How long does the DUII process take?

It depends on the track your evaluation places you in. An education-only track typically runs a set number of weekly sessions over a few months, while a treatment track lasts longer and is paced to your progress. We’ll give you a clear picture of your expected timeline at your evaluation so you can plan around work and court dates.

Do you offer evening classes?

Yes. Our DUII classes meet on Fridays, 5pm to 6pm and 6:30pm to 7:30pm. We schedule them in the evening on purpose, most of the people we serve are working, and evening classes let you complete your requirements without missing shifts or using vacation time.

Does insurance cover DUII services?

We work with most major insurance plans, including Medicare. Coverage for DUII-specific services varies by plan and situation, so the fastest way to get a real answer is to call us at (541) 234-3081, we’ll help you verify your coverage and explain any fees before you start.

Can I do any of it via telehealth?

Telehealth is available where it’s appropriate and allowed for the service you’re completing. Some parts of the DUII process work well remotely and others need to happen in person, call us and we’ll walk through what’s possible for your situation.

Do I choose where I do my DUII classes?

Yes. The evaluation is done by the county's designated evaluator, and after that the choice of education or treatment provider is yours. We are OHA certified for both under Certificate of Approval #001776, and plenty of people in Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties choose to come here.

What should I bring to my first DUII appointment?

Your evaluation results and any referral or court paperwork you were given, plus your insurance card if you have one. If you cannot find the paperwork, call us anyway and we will work out what is needed rather than turning you away.

Wondering about coverage? See our insurance page or explore all of our services.

Get Started

One call gets you answers, a timeline, and a place in a Friday evening class. Our office is open Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm, at 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C, Redmond.