We believe that informed clients make better decisions, which is why we have created this educational resource center to help you understand the various testing options available and what to expect throughout the process.
Legal information and resources for survivors of domestic violence.
Peer support for individuals recovering from alcohol use disorder
Peer support for individuals recovering from drug addiction.
Crisis intervention, prevention, and referral services.
Treatment and recovery services for substance use disorders
(SAMHSA) ~National information, prevention, treatment referrals, and recovery resources.
RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) – Sexual assault hotline, online chat, survivor support, and education.
~Crisis intervention, safety planning, and referrals.
We have compiled the most frequently asked questions from our clients to provide clear, straightforward answers that help you understand testing requirements, processes, and what to expect during your appointment.
DOT testing follows federal regulations for safety-sensitive employees, while non-DOT testing follows employer-defined policies and requirements.
Chain of custody is a documented process that tracks every specimen from collection to laboratory analysis for legal defensibility.
Rapid screens are highly accurate, but any non-negative result must be confirmed by a certified laboratory
Hair follicle testing can detect drug use for up to ninety days from the collection date.
Refusing a workplace drug test typically results in termination or other serious employment consequences.
Detection windows vary by substance but typically range from 1 to 30 days, depending on the frequency of use.
You should avoid alcohol for at least twenty-four hours before testing to ensure accurate results.
Legal DNA testing requires government-issued photo identification, while non-legal testing has no ID requirements.
A trained supervisor observes specific behaviors and documents their observations before requesting immediate testing.
DNA results are typically available within three to five business days after laboratory receipt