Alcohol Screening

Alcohol screening is a quick assessment used by healthcare providers to determine if someone’s alcohol consumption may be problematic. It typically involves answering a few questions about drinking habits, such as frequency and quantity, to identify potential risk for alcohol misuse or related health issues. The purpose is early detection to provide appropriate support or intervention if needed. Screening is a confidential, non-judgmental process that helps ensure individuals receive the right guidance to maintain their health and well-being.