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In-Office Specimen Collection

Our clinic provides collections for drug testing from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Because everything we do is related to drug and alcohol testing, donor wait times are usually less than 15 minutes. We provide laboratory based testing from certified national laboratories. “Point of Care” or “Instant Tests”, eCup testing, and hair collections by certified professional collectors as well.

Third-Party Administration Services

We administer comprehensive TPA packages to clients including management of test results, random testing selections, medical review officer (MRO), consortium services, policy development, and supervisor training. Using our database of collection locations, clients can have testing performed at clinics and doctor’s offices in their locally.

Mobile Drug and Alcohol Collections

“On-Site” Mobile Drug and Alcohol Collections for clients in need of random drug and alcohol testing to employees. Collections at company locations can provide cost-saving services.

Post-accident testing

24/7 services to clients that require post-accident drug and alcohol testing. Testing is offered using our mobile service or our “on-call” collector can meet donors in our local clinic.

F. A. Q.

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1. What drugs do we screen for and exactly what are they?

Depending of the requirements, we can provide 5,6,10 & 12 panel screens.  These include testing for cannabinoids (marijuana), cocaine, amphetamines (methamphetamine), opiates (codeine, morphine, and heroin), PCP (phencyclidine) and ecstasy.

Non-DOT panels screen for cannabinoids (marijuana), cocaine, amphetamines (methamphetamine), opiates (codeine, morphine, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxycodone, heroin), and PCP (phencyclidine).

Hair folicle panels are 5, & 10.

2. How is the testing actually performed?

Samples are collected on site at our facility or your place place of employment.

3. What does the “chain of custody” mean in drug testing?

Chain of Custody is the process that describes the legal control of a sample or a portion of a sample during the time from collection to disposal or long term storage. All individuals who have access to a sample must be documented to ensure that the final test results with withstand legal challenge if necessary. Certified laboratories control all aspects of chain of custody, accounting for portions as small as one drop of sample in some cases. The collection process is where the chain of custody starts and the process ends when the sample is destroyed or disposed.

4. When the lab reports a sample that is “dilute”…what does that mean?

A “dilute specimen” is a urine sample that has a higher than average water content. If a person drinks an excessive amount of fluids, their urine might be diluted, meaning there is more water in the specimen than actual urine. This is something measured at the laboratory with creatinine levels and specific gravity.

5. If I have a question about drug testing…is there someone I can call and ask?

Yes.  You can call (770) 648-7013 with questions.

6. What hours can I get a sample collected?

We are open from 9 am to 3 pm Monday-Thursday. Donors do not need an appointment. Collections can be performed at other times (before 9 am and after 4 pm) by pre-arrangement.

7. How long does it take for me to get my results back?

Laboratory pick-ups are performed daily.  Collected samples are then processed by our Network of Certified Laboratories locally. Following certification, results will be available to the Medical Review Officer (MRO) or the employer by phone call (to designated employer representatives only), by secure FAX, and final report by mail.  Questionable samples may take 2-3 days longer due to confirmation and MRO review.


8. What will I receive to verify that a prospective employee has been collected?

UTNM will provide to the employer the “Employee Copy” of the chain-of-custody showing that a collection has been performed and results are to be expected from the laboratory/MRO. The “Employee Copy” can be faxed and/or sent to the employer by first class mail.

9. How long will prospective employees have to wait to have their sample collected?

Wait times are usually less than 15 minute.

10. Do you accept Walk Ins?

Yes. Walk-ins are accepted during regular business hours. 9:00 PM – 3:00 PM

11. Can I Order My Own Test?

Absolutely.  Ask about our fee schedule.

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