TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Effective Date: October 6, 2026
Last Updated: October 6, 2026

Welcome to the website of ADL Monitoring of Maryland (“ADL Monitoring,” “ADL,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your use of the ADL Monitoring of Maryland's website and describe the general terms applicable to accessing and using our website and online services.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland provides alcohol and drug monitoring and testing services, including SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring®, SCRAM Remote Breath®, SCRAM GPS® Location Tracking, drug patch monitoring, drug testing, alcohol testing, court-ordered testing, and the Safe Parenting Compliance Program.

By accessing or using this website, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree with these Terms, please do not use the website.

These Terms apply to website use and do not replace or modify any separate service agreement, monitoring agreement, testing agreement, court order, probation requirement, parenting plan, or other written agreement applicable to a client's services.

1. USE OF THIS WEBSITE

You agree to use the ADL Monitoring of Maryland's website only for lawful purposes and in a manner consistent with these Terms.

You may not:

  • Use the website for an unlawful purpose
  • Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website or its systems
  • Interfere with the operation or security of the website
  • Introduce malicious software or code
  • Attempt to access another person's account or information
  • Submit false, misleading, or fraudulent information
  • Use the website to harass, threaten, or impersonate another person
  • Copy, reproduce, modify, or distribute website content without permission
  • Use automated systems to access or collect website information without authorization

ADL Monitoring reserves the right to restrict or terminate access to the website if we believe these Terms have been violated.

2. WEBSITE INFORMATION

Information provided on this website is intended for general informational purposes.

Website content may describe ADL Monitoring of Maryland's services, testing procedures, monitoring technologies, and general policies. However, information on the website does not necessarily describe every requirement applicable to an individual client.

Your specific monitoring or testing requirements may be established by:

  • A court order
  • Probation or pretrial requirements
  • A monitoring agreement
  • A service agreement
  • An employer requirement
  • A parenting or custody agreement
  • A referral agency
  • A treatment program
  • Another legally authorized program

When a separate agreement or legal requirement applies to your services, that agreement or requirement controls to the extent of any conflict with these website Terms.

3. MONITORING AND TESTING SERVICES

ADL Monitoring of Maryland may provide one or more of the following services:

SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring®

Continuous alcohol monitoring services may involve the use of monitoring equipment designed to detect alcohol consumption and generate monitoring information.

SCRAM Remote Breath®

Remote breath testing may require a client to complete breath tests at designated times or under designated conditions.

SCRAM GPS® Location Tracking

GPS monitoring may collect location information and monitoring information according to the applicable monitoring program.

Drug Patch Monitoring

Drug patch monitoring may involve the application, monitoring, removal, and testing of a drug patch or similar monitoring device.

Drug Testing

Drug testing may involve the collection and testing of specimens for the presence of drugs or controlled substances.

Alcohol Testing

Alcohol testing may involve breath, urine, or other approved testing methods depending upon the applicable program.

Court-Ordered Testing

Testing or monitoring may be performed to satisfy requirements established by a court, probation department, attorney, government agency, employer, or other authorized organization.

Safe Parenting Compliance Program

The Safe Parenting Compliance Program may provide testing and monitoring services intended to assist with compliance with parenting, custody, visitation, or other family-related requirements.

The specific services, testing frequency, monitoring requirements, reporting requirements, and client obligations will depend on the applicable service agreement, program requirements, or legal order.

4. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES

Clients are responsible for understanding and complying with all requirements applicable to their monitoring or testing program.

Depending on the services provided, clients may be required to:

  • Attend scheduled appointments
  • Complete testing when required
  • Report for testing within required time periods
  • Provide valid identification
  • Provide appropriate specimens
  • Follow collection instructions
  • Follow monitoring instructions
  • Properly use monitoring equipment
  • Keep monitoring equipment charged when applicable
  • Maintain equipment in good condition
  • Avoid tampering with monitoring equipment
  • Keep contact information current
  • Notify ADL Monitoring of changes in contact information
  • Follow court, probation, employer, or program requirements
  • Pay applicable fees
  • Follow instructions provided by ADL Monitoring personnel

Failure to comply with applicable requirements may result in additional fees, missed or incomplete testing, monitoring alerts, reports, or notification to an authorized party.

5. MISSED, LATE, REFUSED, OR INVALID TESTS

Depending on the requirements of an individual monitoring program, the following may be considered a missed, late, refused, incomplete, or invalid test:

  • Failure to appear for a scheduled test
  • Failure to complete a required test within the required timeframe
  • Failure to provide an adequate specimen
  • Refusal to provide a specimen
  • Providing an invalid or unusable specimen
  • Failure to comply with collection procedures
  • Failure to follow monitoring instructions
  • Failure to respond to required monitoring communications

ADL Monitoring may document and report missed, late, refused, incomplete, or invalid testing or monitoring events when required or authorized by the applicable program, agreement, or legal order.

6. MONITORING EQUIPMENT

Certain services require the use of monitoring equipment.

Clients receiving monitoring equipment agree to:

  • Use the equipment as instructed
  • Keep the equipment in their possession when required
  • Protect the equipment from damage
  • Not alter, disable, remove, manipulate, or tamper with the equipment
  • Report equipment problems promptly
  • Follow charging and maintenance instructions
  • Return equipment when required
  • Pay applicable fees for lost, damaged, destroyed, or unreturned equipment when provided for under the applicable service agreement

Equipment remains subject to the terms of the applicable monitoring program and service agreement.

7. GPS MONITORING

Clients enrolled in GPS monitoring acknowledge that GPS monitoring may collect location information as part of the monitoring service.

GPS monitoring may include:

  • Current or historical location information
  • Date and time information
  • Geofence information
  • Location alerts
  • Device status
  • Tampering or interference alerts
  • Other information generated by the monitoring system

The collection and use of GPS information will be governed by the applicable monitoring agreement and program requirements.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland does not guarantee that GPS technology will provide uninterrupted or perfectly accurate location information at every moment. Factors including satellite availability, cellular coverage, device condition, environmental conditions, technology limitations, and other circumstances may affect GPS functionality.

8. MONITORING ALERTS AND RESULTS

Monitoring systems may generate alerts based on the information received from monitoring equipment or testing systems.

An alert may require review or additional investigation before a final determination is made.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland may review available information and prepare reports in accordance with applicable procedures and program requirements.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland does not control how an authorized court, probation department, employer, attorney, treatment provider, or other authorized recipient ultimately uses or acts upon a monitoring or testing report.

9. TESTING RESULTS

Testing results are reported according to the applicable testing procedure, laboratory process, monitoring program, and service agreement.

Where applicable, specimens may be sent to an independent laboratory or other qualified testing facility.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland does not guarantee that every test will produce a particular result or that a testing or monitoring program will produce a particular legal, employment, custody, probation, or court outcome.

10. REPORTING TO AUTHORIZED PARTIES

ADL Monitoring of Maryland may provide testing, monitoring, compliance, or related information to parties authorized or required to receive it.

Depending on the client's program, this may include:

  • Courts
  • Probation departments
  • Pretrial services
  • Attorneys
  • Government agencies
  • Employers
  • Treatment providers
  • Monitoring agencies
  • Parenting or custody-related parties
  • Other parties authorized by the client or applicable legal authority

The information reported may include testing results, monitoring information, missed tests, compliance information, equipment alerts, or other information relevant to the applicable program.

11. FEES AND PAYMENT

Clients are responsible for paying all fees applicable to the services they receive.

Fees may include:

  • Initial enrollment fees
  • Testing fees
  • Monitoring fees
  • Equipment fees
  • Installation or removal fees
  • Administrative fees
  • Reporting fees
  • Replacement equipment fees
  • Late or missed appointment fees
  • Other fees disclosed before or during enrollment

Applicable fees will be communicated to the client through the applicable service agreement, fee schedule, invoice, or other communication.

Failure to pay amounts when due may result in suspension or termination of services, subject to the applicable agreement and legal requirements.

12. APPOINTMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Clients are responsible for attending scheduled appointments and complying with applicable testing and monitoring schedules.

If ADL Monitoring of Maryland permits appointments to be canceled or rescheduled, clients must provide notice in accordance with the applicable scheduling or service policy.

Failure to appear for an appointment may be treated as a missed test or missed appointment when applicable.

Additional fees may apply when permitted by the applicable service agreement.

13. REFUNDS

Unless otherwise required by applicable law or expressly stated in a service agreement, fees paid for completed services are non-refundable.

Any refund, credit, or cancellation rights will be governed by the applicable service agreement and ADL Monitoring's policies.

14. COMMUNICATIONS

By providing contact information to ADL Monitoring of Maryland, you authorize us to communicate with you regarding your services, subject to applicable law and any applicable consent requirements.

Communications may include:

  • Telephone calls
  • Voicemail messages
  • Email
  • Text messages
  • Appointment reminders
  • Testing reminders
  • Monitoring communications
  • Billing communications
  • Administrative notices

Clients are responsible for keeping their contact information current.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland is not responsible for delays or missed communications caused by incorrect, outdated, blocked, or inaccessible contact information.

15. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND SIGNATURES

You may receive documents, notices, invoices, appointment information, and other communications electronically.

Where legally permitted, electronic records and electronic signatures may be used in connection with ADL Monitoring of Maryland services.

By agreeing to conduct a transaction electronically, you acknowledge that electronic communications may be used for applicable transactions and records.

Maryland law recognizes electronic records and electronic transactions in circumstances where the applicable statutory requirements are satisfied.

16. PRIVACY

ADL Monitoring of Maryland's collection and use of personal information is described in our Privacy Policy.

Because ADL Monitoring of Maryland may handle sensitive information, including alcohol and drug testing results and GPS location information, clients should review the Privacy Policy carefully.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to eliminate or limit privacy protections provided by applicable law.

17. THIRD-PARTY TECHNOLOGY

Some ADL Monitoring of Maryland services utilize third-party monitoring technology, laboratories, software, equipment, telecommunications services, payment processors, or other vendors.

These services may include technology associated with:

  • SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring®
  • SCRAM Remote Breath®
  • SCRAM GPS®
  • Laboratory testing
  • Electronic payment processing
  • Scheduling
  • Communications
  • Website hosting
  • Data storage

ADL Monitoring of Maryland is not responsible for interruptions or failures caused solely by third-party systems outside ADL Monitoring of Maryland's reasonable control.

18. NO GUARANTEE OF SERVICE AVAILABILITY

ADL Monitoring of Maryland makes reasonable efforts to maintain reliable services and website availability.

However, we do not guarantee that:

  • The website will always be available
  • Monitoring systems will never experience an interruption
  • GPS signals will always be available
  • Cellular networks will always function
  • Testing equipment will never malfunction
  • Electronic communications will always be delivered
  • Third-party systems will always be available
  • Website information will always be current or error-free

If a technical problem affects a client's monitoring or testing service, the client should contact ADL Monitoring of Maryland as soon as reasonably possible.

19. NOT LEGAL OR MEDICAL ADVICE

Information provided on the ADL Monitoring of Maryland's website is not intended to constitute legal, medical, psychological, or treatment advice.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland does not provide legal representation.

Clients should consult their attorney regarding legal questions, court requirements, custody matters, probation requirements, or other legal issues.

Clients should consult an appropriately licensed healthcare or treatment professional regarding medical, substance-use, mental-health, or treatment-related questions.

20. NO GUARANTEE OF LEGAL OR CASE OUTCOME

ADL Monitoring of Maryland does not guarantee that participation in an alcohol or drug monitoring program will:

  • Satisfy a particular court
  • Result in a favorable court decision
  • Satisfy probation requirements
  • Restore a driver's license
  • Affect custody or visitation in a particular manner
  • Result in employment
  • Prevent a legal consequence
  • Produce a particular outcome in any legal proceeding

Clients are responsible for understanding the requirements imposed upon them by courts, attorneys, probation departments, employers, or other authorities.

21. WEBSITE CONTENT AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

All content appearing on the ADL Monitoring of Maryland's website, including text, graphics, logos, photographs, images, design elements, and other materials, is owned by or licensed to ADL Monitoring of Maryland unless otherwise indicated.

You may not reproduce, modify, distribute, publish, display, sell, or create derivative works from website content without prior written permission.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland's trademarks, service marks, logos, and trade names may not be used without permission.

Third-party trademarks, including SCRAM-related trademarks, remain the property of their respective owners.

22. USER-SUBMITTED INFORMATION

If you submit information through the website, including forms, inquiries, reviews, or other communications, you represent that the information you provide is accurate to the best of your knowledge and that you have the right to provide it.

You agree not to submit information that is knowingly false, fraudulent, defamatory, threatening, or unlawful.

23. LINKS TO THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES

The ADL Monitoring of Maryland's website may contain links to websites operated by third parties.

These links are provided for convenience or informational purposes.

ADL Monitoring of Maryland does not control or guarantee the content, availability, security, or privacy practices of third-party websites.

Your use of third-party websites is subject to their own terms and policies.

24. DISCLAIMERS

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE ADL MONITORING of Maryland's WEBSITE AND WEBSITE CONTENT ARE PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” BASIS.

ADL MONITORING OF MARYLAND DISCLAIMS WARRANTIES NOT EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN A WRITTEN SERVICE AGREEMENT, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

ADL MONITORING OF MARYLAND DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE WEBSITE OR ITS CONTENT WILL BE:

  • ACCURATE AT ALL TIMES
  • COMPLETE
  • CURRENT
  • ERROR-FREE
  • UNINTERRUPTED
  • FREE FROM VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS

Nothing in these Terms excludes any warranty or consumer protection that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable Maryland or federal law.

25. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ADL MONITORING OF MARYLAND  WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF THE WEBSITE.

ADL MONITORING OF MARYLAND WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES RESULTING FROM:

  • Unauthorized access beyond our reasonable control
  • Third-party system failures
  • Internet or telecommunications interruptions
  • GPS or cellular limitations
  • Device failures caused by misuse, damage, or circumstances outside ADL Monitoring's reasonable control
  • Delays caused by third parties
  • Actions taken by courts, probation departments, employers, attorneys, government agencies, or other authorized recipients of monitoring information

Nothing in these Terms is intended to limit liability that cannot legally be limited or excluded under applicable law.

26. INDEMNIFICATION

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless ADL Monitoring of Maryland and its owners, employees, contractors, and agents from claims, liabilities, damages, losses, and expenses arising from your:

  • Violation of these Terms
  • Misuse of the website
  • Unauthorized use of another person's information
  • Intentional misconduct
  • Violation of applicable law
  • Violation of a third party's rights

This provision does not apply to the extent a claim results from ADL Monitoring's own conduct where indemnification would be prohibited by applicable law.

27. TERMINATION OF WEBSITE ACCESS

ADL Monitoring of Maryland may suspend or terminate access to the website if we reasonably believe that a user has:

  • Violated these Terms
  • Attempted unauthorized access
  • Engaged in fraudulent activity
  • Interfered with website operations
  • Used the website for an unlawful purpose

Termination of website access does not automatically terminate any separate monitoring or testing agreement.

28. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to the extent permitted by law.

The invalid or unenforceable provision will be interpreted or modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, when permitted by law.

29. NO WAIVER

ADL Monitoring of Maryland's  failure to enforce any provision of these Terms does not constitute a waiver of the right to enforce that provision or any other provision in the future.

30. GOVERNING LAW

These Terms will be governed by the laws of the State of Maryland, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except to the extent federal law or another applicable law requires otherwise.

Any dispute concerning these Terms will be subject to the jurisdiction and venue permitted by applicable Maryland and federal law.

Nothing in this section prevents a consumer from exercising rights that cannot lawfully be waived under applicable law.

31. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

ADL Monitoring of Maryland may update these Terms periodically.

When changes are made, the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page will be updated.

Your continued use of the website after updated Terms are posted constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Changes to a client's individual monitoring or testing agreement will be governed by the terms of that agreement and will not be made solely through an update to these website Terms unless legally permitted and expressly agreed upon.

32. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These website Terms constitute the terms governing your use of the ADL Monitoring of Maryland's website.

They do not replace any separate written or electronic agreement governing your monitoring, testing, payment, custody, employment, probation, court-ordered, or other services.

If a separate agreement applies to your services, that agreement controls with respect to the services covered by that agreement.

33. CONTACT ADL MONITORING

Questions regarding these Terms and Conditions may be directed to:

ADL Monitoring of Maryland
100 West Road

Towson, MD 21204

Phone: 410-690-3740
Email: info@adl-md.com
Website: www.adl-md.com

Terms & Conditions Effective Date: October 6, 2026