The Impaired Driver Care Management Program (IDCMP) is for individuals who are required to complete a state-approved program following a DWI, DUI, or OUI offense.

Southeastern New Hampshire Services (SENHS), a program of Community Partners, is an approved IDCMP provider in New Hampshire. The program supports participants through all New Hampshire DWI conviction types, from intake and screening through case management and counseling.

The process generally includes intake and screening and required educational programming. When required, a substance use evaluation may identify additional counseling or treatment requirements. The steps below explain what you need to do.

Your specific IDCMP requirements are determined by your conviction type, court requirements and individual circumstances. SENHS staff will help you understand which requirements apply to you.

1 — Contact SENHS and Complete Screening

Start by contacting the SENHS IDCMP program. Staff will gather basic information, review your requirements, explain the process and help determine which program components apply to you.

2 — Complete Required Program Components

Your program will include DWI education and, depending on your individual requirements, may also include a substance use disorder evaluation, a service plan, case management, counseling or aftercare.

3 — Complete Any Additional Requirements

If additional services are required, SENHS staff will explain what you need to complete and help you understand the next steps.

4 — Complete Your IDCMP Requirements

Once your required components have been successfully completed, SENHS will complete the appropriate documentation for your IDCMP participation.

Your specific IDCMP requirements will depend on your conviction type and New Hampshire State Health Rule guidelines. Depending on your individual requirements, program components may include:

• Screening
• 20-hour DWI education course
• Substance use disorder evaluation
• Service plan
• Case management
• Service plan reviews, if applicable
• Aftercare counseling

SENHS staff will explain which components apply to you based on your individual requirements.

IDCMP program costs are determined by the services required for your individual program. Insurance cannot be used to cover IDCMP program components, including screening, evaluation, education classes, case management, and administrative fees.

Aftercare counseling and evaluation services provided through SENHS as an Impaired Driver Service Provider (IDSP) may be covered by most insurance carriers. Please contact us with questions about your insurance coverage.

Other Administrative Fee — $75
May apply when changing or cancelling an appointment with less than 24 hours’ notice, arriving late to an appointment or class, arriving under the influence, or in other applicable circumstances.

About the Impaired Driver Course: The $400 course includes the 20-hour Prime for Life education program. Classes may be available in person or online via Zoom for participants who qualify.

About the Out-of-State DWI Program Fee: This fee applies to participants who completed their required DWI programming in another state and need that information transferred to New Hampshire IDCMP completion documentation for reporting to the NH DMV.

The $70 State Administrative Fee must be paid by bank cashier’s check or money order payable to “Treasurer – State of New Hampshire.”

All other IDCMP program-component payments may be made by personal check, card, bank cashier’s check, or money order payable to Community Partners.

A $45 fee applies to returned checks.

SENHS staff will explain which fees are due and when payment is required.

Please have the following documents available when requested for your IDCMP program:

Required Documents

• Sentencing order or court paperwork identifying your conviction
• Police report with arrest narrative
• Proof of blood/breath alcohol content, labs/bloodwork, or refusal, if applicable
• Criminal record
• Certified New Hampshire driving record — must be current within the last 60 days

Your court paperwork and individual circumstances help determine which documents and program requirements apply to you. If you have questions about what to provide, please contact the SENHS IDCMP program.

For additional information about program requirements, procedures, fees, documentation and other common questions, download our IDCMP Frequently Asked Questions.

If you have questions about the required documents or the IDCMP process, please contact the SENHS IDCMP program:

Phone: (603) 516-9300
Email: IDCMP@communitypartnersnh.org

When instructed, mail documents and payments to:
SENHS – IDCMP
272 County Farm Road
Dover, NH 03820