Hopewell Clinical is an IDHS/DBHR-licensed Illinois substance use treatment provider offering DUI evaluations, DUI Risk Education, early intervention, outpatient substance use treatment, continuing care reports, Secretary of State hearing documentation, license reinstatement support, adolescent treatment, anger management. We serve clients across Illinois through telehealth.
Hopewell Clinical has served more than 10,000 clients over more than 20 years under the ownership of Steve Evans, MSCJ, CADC. We provide respectful, compassionate care with practical scheduling, competitive private-pay rates, flexible payment plans, morning and evening group options, and experience helping clients, attorneys, courts, probation departments, and referral sources address DUI and substance use documentation requirements.
Call 217-223-0170 to schedule an appointment or ask what service fits your situation.
Who We Are
Hopewell Clinical is an Illinois substance use treatment provider licensed by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery, also known as IDHS/DBHR. We provide outpatient services for adults, adolescents, DUI clients, court-referred clients, probation clients, self-referred clients, attorney-referred clients, and individuals who need help meeting treatment, evaluation, or documentation requirements.
For more than 20 years, Hopewell Clinical has helped people move through difficult legal, personal, and substance use-related situations with clear guidance and respectful care. Hopewell Clinical has served more than 10,000 clients across Illinois.
Many people first contact us because of a DUI, a court requirement, a probation referral, a Secretary of State hearing, or a license reinstatement issue. Others contact us because they are concerned about alcohol or drug use, need adolescent treatment support, need anger management services, or want help before a situation becomes more serious.
Our role is to provide fair evaluations, appropriate recommendations, practical treatment options, and documentation that helps clients understand and complete the next step.
What Hopewell Clinical Does
Hopewell Clinical provides outpatient clinical services and documentation support related to substance use, DUI requirements, license reinstatement, adolescent treatment, and court or referral-source expectations.
Our services include:
- DUI evaluations and substance use assessments
- Alcohol/Drug Evaluation Uniform Reports
- DUI Risk Education
- Early intervention
- Outpatient substance use treatment
- Continuing care planning and continuing care reports
- Secretary of State hearing documentation support
- Illinois license reinstatement and Restricted Driving Permit documentation support
- BAIID-related clinical documentation support
- Anger management
- Adolescent substance use treatment
- Referrals for DOT/SAP evaluations when needed
- Treatment services related to DOT/SAP recommendations when clinically appropriate
- Coordination with attorneys, courts, probation officers, and referral sources when authorized
Hopewell Clinical is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We provide the clinical services and documentation often needed for court, probation, Secretary of State, and treatment-related matters.
Online DUI Treatment and Telehealth Across Illinois
Telehealth is a primary part of Hopewell Clinical’s service model. We provide appropriate online options for eligible clients throughout Illinois, making it easier to complete evaluations, treatment, education, and documentation requirements without unnecessary travel.
Telehealth may be appropriate for clients who:
- Live outside Quincy and Springfield, or cannot make it into one of our offices
- Need services from Peoria, Galesburg, Decatur, Bloomington-Normal, Macomb, or another Illinois community
- Have work, school, parenting, or transportation barriers
- Need DUI or treatment documentation before a court, probation, attorney, or Secretary of State deadline
- Prefer online treatment
Online services may be available for DUI evaluations, DUI treatment, early intervention, outpatient substance use treatment, continuing care, documentation updates, and license reinstatement-related clinical services.
Call 217-223-0170 to ask whether telehealth is appropriate for your situation.
Illinois DUI Evaluations and License Reinstatement Support
DUI cases are one of Hopewell Clinical’s main areas of experience. We help clients understand the treatment and documentation side of DUI court, probation, Secretary of State hearings, Restricted Driving Permit applications, BAIID-related issues, and Illinois license reinstatement.
Clients often contact us for help with:
- DUI evaluations before court
- Updated evaluations
- DUI Risk Education
- Early intervention or treatment recommendations
- Treatment completion documentation
- Continuing care status reports
- Secretary of State hearing documentation
- License reinstatement or Restricted Driving Permit preparation
- BAIID-related clinical documentation
- Records from prior treatment providers
- Denial letters or missing documentation after a prior hearing
The license reinstatement process can be confusing, especially when a person is unsure which documents are missing or whether prior treatment records are still usable. Hopewell Clinical helps clients identify the treatment-related requirements, complete clinically appropriate services, and prepare organized documentation for the next step.
We cannot guarantee a court, probation, or Secretary of State outcome. However, we can help you understand the clinical documentation process and avoid unnecessary delays caused by incomplete or outdated treatment records.
Respectful, Compassionate Care
Many clients contact Hopewell Clinical during a stressful period. Some are worried about court. Some are trying to regain driving privileges. Some are under pressure from probation, an attorney, an employer, or a family member. Others are beginning to recognize that alcohol or drug use has created problems they do not want to continue.
Our approach is respectful and compassionate. We do not believe people should be treated as a diagnosis, a charge, or a mistake. At the same time, we take treatment recommendations, public safety, documentation requirements, and accountability seriously.
Our goal is to help clients understand what is required, participate meaningfully in services, and move forward with a clear plan.
Who We Help
Hopewell Clinical works with a wide range of clients and referral sources, including:
- DUI clients
- Court-referred clients
- Probation clients
- Attorney-referred clients
- Self-referred clients
- Justice-involved clients
- Individuals recently released from the Department of Corrections
- Adolescents and families
- Clients seeking online DUI treatment in Illinois
- Clients seeking license reinstatement or Restricted Driving Permits
- Clients needing documentation for Secretary of State hearings
- Clients needing substance use assessments for court, family, school, employment, or personal reasons
Whether you are calling because you are required to complete services or because you personally want help, Hopewell Clinical can help identify the appropriate starting point.
Why Clients Choose Hopewell Clinical
Clients often choose Hopewell Clinical because we combine clinical experience with practical knowledge of DUI, court, probation, and Secretary of State documentation expectations.
Hopewell Clinical offers:
- More than 20 years of experience
- More than 10,000 clients served
- Multiple CADCs on staff
- Counselors in training supervised within a licensed clinical setting
- IDHS/DBHR-licensed substance use treatment services
- DUI evaluations and DUI Risk Education
- Online DUI treatment and telehealth options across Illinois
- Many morning and evening group options each week
- Fast and flexible scheduling whenever possible
- Competitive private-pay rates
- Flexible payment plans to reduce financial burden
- A smaller-provider feel with personal staff interaction
- Experience with Secretary of State hearing documentation
- Practical help identifying missing or outdated records
- Coordination with attorneys, courts, probation, and referral sources when authorized
Many clients are not looking for a large, impersonal treatment system. They want a provider that explains the process clearly, treats them respectfully, and helps them complete what is required without unnecessary confusion. That is the role Hopewell Clinical tries to fill.
Private-Pay Services and Flexible Payment Plans
Hopewell Clinical is a private-pay facility and does not bill private insurance. We work to keep rates competitive and offer flexible payment plans when possible to help reduce the financial strain that can come with court, DUI, treatment, and license reinstatement requirements.
Payment expectations vary depending on the service, level of care, documentation needed, and treatment recommendation. If cost is a concern, call 217-223-0170 and ask what payment options may be available for your situation.
Locations and Statewide Service Area
Hopewell Clinical provides in-person services in Quincy, Springfield, and Jacksonville, with appropriate telehealth options available across Illinois.
Office locations include:
Quincy
1258 Broadway
Quincy, Illinois 62301
Springfield
801 E. Lawrence
Springfield, Illinois 62703
We also serve clients through telehealth options in Jacksonville, Peoria, Galesburg, Carbondale, Decatur, Bloomington-Normal, Macomb, the Quad Cities, and many other communities throughout Illinois.
Start With a Call
If you are unsure what you need, call Hopewell Clinical before trying to sort through the process alone. We can help determine whether you need an evaluation, treatment, DUI Risk Education, an updated report, continuing care documentation, license reinstatement support, adolescent services, anger management, or another clinical service.
Call 217-223-0170 to schedule an appointment or ask what documents you should bring.
You can also use the contact form below and select the service that best fits your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hopewell Clinical?
Hopewell Clinical is an IDHS/DBHR-licensed Illinois substance use treatment provider offering DUI evaluations, DUI Risk Education, early intervention, outpatient substance use treatment, continuing care reports, license reinstatement documentation support, adolescent treatment, anger management, and appropriate telehealth services across Illinois.
Is Hopewell Clinical licensed in Illinois?
Yes. Hopewell Clinical is licensed by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery, also known as IDHS/DBHR, to provide substance use-related treatment and intervention services.
Does Hopewell Clinical offer online DUI treatment in Illinois?
Yes. Hopewell Clinical provides appropriate telehealth services for eligible Illinois clients, including online DUI treatment, DUI evaluations when appropriate, early intervention, outpatient treatment, continuing care, and documentation support.
Where is Hopewell Clinical located?
Hopewell Clinical has office locations in Quincy, Springfield, and Jacksonville, Illinois. Telehealth options are also available for eligible clients across Illinois.
Does Hopewell Clinical help with Illinois license reinstatement?
Yes. Hopewell Clinical provides DUI evaluations, treatment documentation, continuing care reports, and Secretary of State hearing documentation support for clients seeking Illinois license reinstatement or a Restricted Driving Permit. Hopewell Clinical does not provide legal advice or guarantee hearing outcomes.
Does Hopewell Clinical work with attorneys, courts, and probation officers?
Yes. With proper written authorization, Hopewell Clinical can coordinate with attorneys, courts, probation officers, and other referral sources regarding evaluations, treatment attendance, completion documentation, continuing care reports, and related clinical records.
Does Hopewell Clinical bill insurance?
Hopewell Clinical does not bill private insurance. We are a private-pay facility and offer flexible payment plans when possible to help reduce the financial burden of evaluations, treatment, and documentation requirements.
Who owns Hopewell Clinical?
Hopewell Clinical has been owned by Steve Evans for more than 20 years. During that time, Hopewell Clinical has served more than 10,000 clients.
What credentials does Hopewell Clinical staff have?
Hopewell Clinical has multiple CADCs on staff, along with counselors in training who provide services within a licensed clinical setting.
Does Hopewell Clinical provide adolescent treatment?
Yes. Hopewell Clinical provides adolescent substance use treatment services. Families can call 217-223-0170 to ask whether services are appropriate for their situation.
Does Hopewell Clinical provide DOT/SAP services?
Hopewell Clinical makes referrals for DOT/SAP evaluations when needed. When a DOT/SAP evaluation results in treatment recommendations that fit Hopewell Clinical’s services, Hopewell may provide treatment services when clinically appropriate.
How do I schedule with Hopewell Clinical?
Call 217-223-0170 to schedule an appointment. Staff can help determine whether you need a DUI evaluation, substance use assessment, treatment, DUI Risk Education, continuing care documentation, license reinstatement support, adolescent services, anger management, or another service.