ASAP/SUDCC

ASAP/SUDCC is a health institution located in Monterey, California, United States. This institution consists of two separate organizations that work on different aspects of alcohol and drug-related issues. The Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) focuses on deterrence and prevention through drug testing, reporting, education, training, and suicide prevention. On the other hand, the Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care Program (SUDCC) focuses on evaluation and clinical treatment for individuals with substance abuse disorders.

There is often confusion between the two organizations, with Soldiers and commanders sometimes seeking help from the wrong place. It is important for individuals to understand the distinction between ASAP and SUDCC to ensure they receive the appropriate care. Both programs emphasize the importance of self-referral and seeking help early to avoid potential problems in the future.

If you are in need of prevention education, drug testing, counseling, or referral services, you can contact ASAP at 502-624-1532. For clinical assessment and treatment of alcohol or substance use disorders, as well as depression, you can reach out to SUDCC at 502-626-9892. It is crucial for Soldiers and commanders to work with both organizations when dealing with alcohol or drug-related incidents to ensure comprehensive care and support.