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Laboratory-based Drug Testing Options

Results reported within 24 to 72 hours.

All substance abuse specimens submitted to the laboratory are initially tested using the enzyme immunoassay (EIA) screening technique. This objective method is both computerized and automated to ensure reliable results and industry-leading turnaround times.

Our laboratories offers a full range of collection options, including:

Standard Urine Testing
One of the most common screening methods, urine testing is an accurate and reliable way to detect drug use. Testing is performed at a SAMHSA-certified laboratories.

 
 
 


Drug & Alcohol Testing
Accreditations and Certifications

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
College of American Pathologists (CAP)
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
State Department of Health licensing (where required).
Agency for Health Care Administration-Florida

Oral Fluid Testing
Oral fluid collection devices, where a swab is used to collect a saliva sample, allow for specimen collection at any time or any place, helping to simplify the collection process while preserving the donor's dignity. Since the sample is collected under direct supervision, the chance for specimen adulteration is greatly reduced.

Hair Testing
A non-invasive, adulterant-resistant test that provides up to a 90-day history of drug use for the 5 most common classes of drugs including Ecstasy. In addition, a hair specimen can be collected at virtually any location.

For more information on Drug Testing, contact a sales representative.
 
Integrated Medical Review Officer (MRO) Services 

Fully integrated state and federally compliant MRO reporting for faster results.

MRO qualifications require that the MRO is licensed as a medical doctor (MD) or doctor of osteopathic medicine (DO) in any one state. The MRO must have knowledge of substance abuse disorders plus clinical experience. The MRO must pass a certification test by a nationally recognized MRO certification board (e.g., ASAM, MROCC, AAMRO) and complete a mandated training curriculum. The MRO is required to attend a training course every three (3) years. MROs do not work for a laboratory nor do they have a financial relationship with a laboratory. A laboratory may not derive financial benefit by having an employer use a specific MRO.

Our Internet based reporting tool allows the MRO to receive results and release them after review. The laboratory delivers the results and images of our completed collections documentation (chain of custody forms) in an easy to use Internet application. The Internet application is separate and secure from our laboratory networks to maintain the independent relationship between the laboratory and the MRO.

For more information on MRO Services, contact a sales representative.

 
Collection Services

Offering more choices for your company and greater access for your employees.

We are dedicated to providing your company with unparalleled access to a combined nationwide network of over 10,000 collection sites. We provide the widest variety of specimen-collection options to choose from, making drug testing easier for your company and more convenient for your employees.

Enhanced Collections Service Features

The following additional, specialized collection options are available through our combined network of more than 10,000 collection sites and are designed to further support your company's needs:

• Nationwide, 24-hour mobile, post-accident or reasonable-cause collection network.

• Collection sites near public-transportation routes. We have the ability to create a network of collection sites located near public transportation, hospitals, or other venues, for greater access and convenience.

• Mobile on-site (at the workplace) breath and urine collections and testing.

• DOT and non-DOT physicals.

• Total program management

For more information on Specialized Collection Services, contact a sales representative.

 

Reference Materials

Industry Publications
Order from a list of in-depth publications featuring the most comprehensive information available to help you keep your company drug-free.

Government & Industry Resources
Links to a selection of government and industry Web site resources.

Legal Updates
View the latest "updates" on legal, legislative, regulatory, policy, international, and research & study issues.

Government Contact Locator
Locate your state survey agency at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services Web Site.

Commonly Abused Drugs Poster

Ecstasy Fact Sheet

Commonly Abused Drugs Brochure

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