Frequently Asked Questions

We offer professional medical testing services including drug and alcohol testing, DOT medical exams, urine drug screening, breath alcohol testing, DNA testing, and lab draw services. All services are led by a licensed Nurse Practitioner and performed following professional and regulatory standards.

Yes. Services are provided by appointment, including weekend availability. Scheduling in advance helps ensure timely service and minimal wait times.

We are open Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with appointments available.

Yes. All testing and personal information are handled confidentially and in accordance with applicable privacy and professional standards.

We offer 5-panel, 10-panel, and 11-panel urine drug screens for employment, DOT, court-ordered, and personal testing needs.

If your test returns a positive result, the next steps depend on the type of test and the purpose of testing:

• Employment or DOT Testing: Your result is reported according to federal or employer protocols. You may be referred for a confirmatory test or follow your employer’s substance abuse policy.
• Legal or Court-Ordered Testing: Results are documented and submitted as required for legal proceedings. You may have the option to request a confirmatory test at a certified laboratory.
• Personal Testing: You will receive your results confidentially, and our staff can provide guidance on follow-up options or resources for support.

All testing is handled professionally and confidentially, and confirmatory testing is available to ensure accuracy.

Yes. We provide DOT-regulated urine drug testing and breath alcohol screening conducted in accordance with Department of Transportation requirements and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)guidelines.

A DOT medical exam is a physical examination required for commercial drivers to determine medical fitness to operate a commercial motor vehicle. The exam includes vision, hearing, blood pressure checks, and a review of medical history.

DOT medical certificates are typically valid for up to 24 months, though shorter certification periods may be issued depending on medical conditions.

DOT medical exams are performed by a licensed Nurse Practitioner certified as a DOT medical examiner.