What is Wisconsin’s Intoxicated Drivers Program? 

In Wisconsin, an Intoxicated Drivers Program is used to assess and help drivers who were found operating a vehicle while under the influence of recreational substances. This can include any of the following: alcohol, cannabis, methamphetamines, opioids, other recreational drugs, or prescription medications. In the state of Wisconsin, these misdemeanors and felonies need to be resolved through an Intoxicated Drivers Program certification. Often, for an IDP in Wisconsin, this means a psychiatric evaluation, completing a substance use treatment program, and sometimes even admittance into an addiction recovery facility.   

That’s where Empower Recovery comes in. We make completing your Intoxicated Drivers Program (IDP) easy and accessible. Our team of dedicated telehealth therapists and advanced level prescribers will facilitate your recovery every step of the way. We offer comprehensive telehealth services and mobile urine drug test collection sites across Wisconsin, so we can meet you where you’re at, both psychologically and physically. We were founded on the belief that everyone deserves high quality compassionate care, even if you’ve made mistakes. Empower Recovery is a program without judgement, offering personalized relationship-based treatment.