DotSap-Raise
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- Location: 8500 SW 8th St suit 256, Miami, FL 33144, USA
- Phone: (305) 298-4089
- Website: Visit website (dotsap-raise.com)
- Verification status: This provider's own website confirms they offer DOT SAP services. Final check is still yours: confirm current DOT qualification, pricing, and availability when you call.
About DotSap-Raise
According to their website, DotSap-Raise helps CDL drivers and DOT-regulated employees schedule DOT SAP evaluation appointments in Miami. The site states an evaluation is required after a driver violates an FMCSA test regulation, and that services are available in-person in Miami and virtually.
The practice's site (in its Spanish-language section) states that its certified Substance Abuse Professionals specialize in evaluations for DOT safety-sensitive roles, and that the first step is an in-person SAP evaluation involving documentation on substance-abuse history and medical and mental health. According to their website, office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Services offered in-person in Miami and virtually source
- First evaluation step is in-person, covering substance-abuse history and medical/mental health documentation source
- Spanish-language version of the site available source
- Office hours Monday-Friday 9am-4pm; weekends by appointment request source
Every statement above is drawn from this provider’s own website — homepage · about us page. Services, pricing and availability change — confirm the current details when you call.
A SAP evaluation is the required first step back to duty under 49 CFR Part 40 — how the process works · what it costs · driver FAQ.
What will it cost at DotSap-Raise?
Fees aren’t set by the federal rules — each SAP sets their own, and providers commonly advertise $450–$650 for the evaluation. Get the exact figure from DotSap-Raise before booking, and ask whether the follow-up evaluation is included. What the whole process costs · Answers to the other questions drivers ask