SATOP SCREENINGS AND PROGRAMS
If you've been ordered to complete SATOP after a DWI or need a SATOP screening for driver license reinstatement, Midwest ADP is here to help. We provide SATOP screening and all four levels of Missouri SATOP programming, making it easy to complete your requirements in one place.
PROBATION REPORTING
Midwest ADP partners with local courts to provide probation supervision, case management, and court-ordered services. If you're currently on probation, our team is here to help you stay on track by providing clear guidance, convenient reporting options, and the support you need to successfully meet your court requirements.
ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS & SERVICES
In addition to SATOP screening and programming, Midwest ADP offers a variety of court-ordered education programs and support services. Whether you're completing a court requirement or looking for additional program information, our experienced team is here to help you find the services you need.
PROGRAMS
Learn more about our additional education programs and court-ordered services.
SCHEDULES
View upcoming class schedules to find a date and time that works best for you.
ABOUT MIDWEST ADP
Since 1985, Midwest ADP has helped individuals throughout the Kansas City area complete court-ordered programs, access substance use treatment, and take the next step toward a better future. Our experienced team is committed to providing professional, compassionate care while treating every client with dignity, respect, and understanding.Learn More about us
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
Have questions about SATOP, probation reporting, program requirements or class schedules? Get answers to many of the most common questions to help you understand the process and find the information you need.
How Does SATOP Work?
SATOP is a two-part process: First, you'll take a SATOP Screening and speak with a substance use counselor, who will determine which SATOP Program (Level 1–4) you'll need to complete. The levels vary in duration and intensity from a ten-hour education program to a 90-day intensive outpatient treatment program. Once you complete the recommended program, you will have completed SATOP. To get started with your SATOP screening, call our office at 816-836-2220 or CLICK HERE to visit our SATOP Screening page.
What Does the SATOP Screening Consist Of?
The SATOP Screening consists of a review of your driver record, your BAC at the time of your arrest, a computer-scored assessment test, and an interview with a substance use counselor. Based upon the information gathered during the screening, you will be referred to one of the SATOP Service Levels. Visit our SATOP Screening page to get started.
How Long Does the SATOP Screening Take?
Generally it will take you about 30 minutes to work through the online SATOP Screening Questionnaire and select a time for your telephone interview with a counselor, which will take approximately 20 – 30 minutes.
FORMS, DOCUMENTS, AND RESOURCES
Access important forms, program information, reports, and other helpful resources in one place. Whether you're preparing for a program, completing required paperwork, or looking for more information, you'll find the documents you need right here.View Resources
