Psychiatric Care Across Massachusetts. Telehealth and In-Person in Medway
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Greater Boston Psychiatric Services
RMV evaluations for OUI, DUI, Immediate Threat and ignition interlock cases, completed by secure video or in person at our Medway office.
Written for RMV and court review, with your history, method and findings stated clearly
Completed in as little as 48 hours when your hearing is close
$450 flat, or $525 when you need both RMV evaluations
A written report you can provide to the RMV, a court or your attorney, as required
We coordinate dates and documents with your attorney
RMV Evaluations for Wellesley Drivers
After an OUI or DUI, an Immediate Threat determination or an interlock violation, most drivers need an RMV-required clinical evaluation before reinstatement is considered. We complete these evaluations for adults in Wellesley. Villages and neighborhoods we serve include Wellesley Hills, Wellesley Square and Lower Falls.
Wellesley clients can meet with us by secure video from home, which means no drive to Medway. If you would rather meet face to face, our office is at 165 Main Street, Suite 111A, Medway, MA 02053.
Local Courts and RMV Offices for Wellesley Drivers
OUI cases arising in Wellesley are heard at Dedham District Court, 631 High Street, Dedham, MA, which serves Dedham, Dover, Medfield, Needham, Norwood, Wellesley and Westwood. The nearest RMV Service Centers listed by the RMV include Watertown and Natick.
The RMV is separate from the courts. Even after your Wellesley court case is resolved, the RMV may have its own requirements, including this evaluation, before your license is reinstated.
Which RMV Evaluation Do You Need?
Your RMV letter or hearing notice lists your requirements. We offer both evaluations the RMV typically asks for, separately or together:
Substance Abuse Evaluation with Risk of Recidivism: the most common requirement after an OUI, DUI or Immediate Threat suspension.
RMV Psychiatric Evaluation (Form MAB118): required when the RMV has concerns about mental health or medications.
Both, combined: one appointment at the combined rate.
What Is a Risk of Recidivism Assessment?
A risk of recidivism assessment is the clinician's written opinion on how likely you are to have another alcohol- or drug-related driving offense. It is attached to your substance abuse evaluation, which is why many people call it a "letter of recidivism." It draws on your substance use history, any prior offenses, the treatment and recovery steps you've taken, and your mental health history.
The RMV does not waive this requirement. Until it is completed, your suspension can remain in place indefinitely, so it's worth getting it done early.
How the Process Works
Complete the quick form. Include your hearing date and your attorney's name if you have one.
Meet with your clinician. A one-hour interview by secure video, or in person at our Medway office.
We complete your report. Your substance abuse evaluation and risk of recidivism assessment.
You receive your written report, which you can provide to the RMV so you can move forward with your hearing.
Turnaround: in as little as 48 hours when your hearing is close. Tell us your date and we'll prioritize accordingly.
What the Evaluation Assesses
Alcohol and drug use history, including current use or abstinence
Prior offenses and driving history
Past and current treatment, support groups and recovery steps
Mental health and medical history relevant to driving safety
A risk of recidivism opinion, with recommendations when clinically appropriate
Pricing
Substance Abuse Evaluation with Risk of Recidivism: $450
Substance Abuse Evaluation + RMV Psychiatric Evaluation: $525
Expedited scheduling (add-on): +$225
Payment
This evaluation is self-pay only. RMV-required evaluations are a legal requirement rather than medical treatment, so we are not able to bill insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. Payment is collected at the time of your appointment. See our Good Faith Estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which court handles OUI cases from Wellesley?
OUI cases arising in Wellesley are heard at Dedham District Court. The RMV evaluation is a separate requirement from anything the court orders.
Do I have to travel from Wellesley to be evaluated?
No. Wellesley residents can complete the entire evaluation by secure video. In-person appointments are available at our Medway office if you prefer.
Can I complete the evaluation by video?
Yes, you can complete the evaluation by video. The clinical content and reporting are the same whether you attend by video or in person; confirm any acceptance requirements with the RMV, the court or your attorney before you schedule.
How fast can I get my evaluation?
In as little as 48 hours when your hearing is close. Expedited scheduling is available for an additional $225. Let us know your hearing date when you contact us.
Do I need both a substance abuse evaluation and a psychiatric evaluation?
Some RMV cases require only one; others require both. Check your RMV notice, or send it to us and we'll confirm before you schedule. A combined rate applies if you need both.
Crash and Impaired Driving Statistics in Wellesley
In MassDOT's 2021 to 2025 data, Wellesley shows 3,125 crashes: 49 with suspected alcohol, 5 with suspected drug use, and 4 that were fatal.
Figures are from the MassDOT IMPACT Crash Data Portal, accessed October 2026. Treat the suspected alcohol and drug counts as a floor, since they depend on scene reports, and remember that a crash is not an OUI charge.
We published a sourced overview of crashes, OUI and mental health in Massachusetts: Recidivism, Mental Health and RMV Evaluations in Massachusetts. It covers what the evidence shows about OCD and driving, and what an RMV evaluation looks at. More on the conditions we treat is here.
Also Serving Drivers Near Wellesley
We also provide RMV evaluations in Needham, Dover, Weston and Newton. See our regional page for other nearby communities.