Urine Drug Testing Services

Urine drug testing reception showing a patient the process of the urine drug testing. Urine drug testing is available in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Pocatello, Rexburg and Idaho Falls.

 

We provide a variety of urine drug testing services that are both reliable and efficient.  Since every organization has a different need, we offer three urine drug-testing option categories designed to support workplace safety, clinical monitoring and dependable collection procedures.

1. Traditional Urine Drug Testing

Specimen cup at official DOT drug testing facility Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Garden City, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Rexburg bannerA Familiar and Widely Used Testing Method

Traditional urine drug testing remains one of the most established options for workplace, legal, clinical and personal drug screenings.  A urine specimen may provide a broader historical detection window but professional collection procedures are needed for identification checks, specimen handling, chain-of-custody documentation, and certified laboratory testing.

 

A medical assistant processing the OneStep+ urine drug testing sample. Drug testing available in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Pocatello, Rexburg and Idaho Falls.2. Rapid Urine DOA Testing

Preliminary Results in Approximately Five Minutes

Rapid urine drug-of-abuse (DOA) testing combines specimen collection and preliminary screening in one self-contained test cup.  This unique test cup is available in multi-drug panel configurations and includes options for specimen-validity testing and temperature monitoring. After the specimen is collected and the test is activated, preliminary results can be interpreted in approximately five minutes.

 

3. Combined Saliva & Urine Drug TestingCombined saliva and urine drug testing options in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Pocatello, Rexburg, Idaho Falls and the surrounding areas.

Two Specimen Types for a More Complete Testing Strategy

Saliva and urine testing offer different advantages. A combined testing approach allows an organization to use saliva testing for its fast, directly observed collection and focus on recent exposure while also using urine testing for its established procedures and potentially broader detection window.  Using both specimen types may provide additional information and reduce reliance on a single testing method.

 

Create the Right Testing Program for You

Call us at 208-529-8330 so we can help your organization develop the right drug-testing approach that supports your needs.