ASAC offers a thorough assessment of a person’s use of substances to determine if treatment is warranted, and if so, what level of care is most appropriate. We will then work with each individual to identify the most appropriate and cost-effective treatment option for their specific needs. To learn more about specialized programming that is available throughout the ASAC service area to meet these needs, please visit the Treat page.
If you would like to receive a substance use assessment, please call to schedule an appointment or stop into one of our offices during the following walk-in assessment hours. All walk-in assessments are first come, first served and may be limited due to counselor availability. We will do our best to accommodate all walk-ins. In the event that all of our slots have been filled, you may be asked to wait or to schedule an appointment.
- Main (Cedar Rapids) Office
(319) 390-4611
3601 16th Avenue SW,
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Call to schedule an assessment. Walk-in assessment hours are Monday through Thursday 9am-3pm. - East (Cedar Rapids) Office
(319) 447-1921
4837 1st Avenue SE, Suite 206
Cedar Rapids, IA 52402
Call to schedule an assessment. Walk-in assessment hours are Monday through Thursday 11am-3pm. - Downtown (Cedar Rapids) Office
(319) 247-4873
317 7th Avenue SE, Suite 203
Cedar Rapids, IA 52401
Call to schedule an assessment. - Benton County (Vinton) Office
(319) 472-2443
1003 W. 4th Street,
Vinton, IA 52349
Call to schedule an assessment. - Jones County (Anamosa) Office
(319) 462-4327
110 S. Williams Street, Suite A
Anamosa, IA 52205
Call to schedule an assessment. - Jackson County (Maquoketa) Office
(563) 652-2215
119 S. Main Street #2,
Maquoketa, IA 52060
Call to schedule an assessment. - New Directions (Clinton) Office
(563) 243-2124
250 20th Avenue N, Suite 250
Clinton, IA 52732
Call to schedule an assessment. Walk-in assessment hours are Wednesdays 12pm-3pm. - De Witt Office
(563) 243-2124
615 8th Street
DeWitt, IA 52742
Call to schedule an assessment.
ASAC accepts most private insurance and Title 19/Medicaid (AmeriHealth Caritas, Amerigroup, and United Healthcare). We also have a sliding fee scale for assessments and treatment sessions that is based on family size and income. To qualify for the sliding fee scale, you will need to provide proof of household income. Proof of income may include, but is not limited to; a recent pay check stub, a bank statement, past year’s income tax return, or a report from Iowa Workforce Development. This documentation must be brought to the first appointment.
Self-Assessment Questionnaire
If you believe you may have an alcohol or drug problem, you can take a confidential on-line assessment from Recoveration. If your score shows that you should seek treatment, call ASAC’s main office at (319) 390-4611, or any of our other offices, and ask to talk to a counselor.
