SERVICES PROVIDED
Early Gender Testing
A reliable, non-invasive test that can be done as early as 8 weeks into a pregnancy. NIPT analyzes the fetal DNA in the mother’s blood.
Paternity Testing (DNA) (Legal)
A legal process that uses a person’s DNA to scientifically establish whether an individual is the biological father of a child, typically used in court cases involving child support, custody disputes, or inheritance issues, where the results are admissible as evidence due to strict sample collection and chain of custody procedures.
Breath alcohol testing (BAT)
Drug testing – Department of Transportation (DOT)
A quick, non-invasive test that measures the amount of alcohol in a person’s breath.
Drug testing – Department of Transportation (DOT)
Drug testing – Department of Transportation (DOT)
A five-panel drug screen administered to employees in safety-sensitive positions who are employed by companies regulated by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
This test can quickly determine if someone has recently used drugs or alcohol. Rapid drug tests can be used in a variety of settings, including workplaces, correctional facilities, and health and human services programs.
Drug Testing – Court-Ordered
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
A legal requirement that requires individuals to submit to drug or alcohol testing to prove they are drug-free. The purpose of these tests is to ensure compliance with the law and to keep communities safe.
Drug testing – Hair Follicle
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
Drug testing – Hair Follicle
Involve removing a small amount of hair for laboratory testing. Results can show if a person has been using certain drugs or prescription medications in the previous 3 months. It can detect cannabis, amphetamines, and more.
Drug Testing – Oral Fluid
Drug & Alcohol Testing – Rapid/NON-DOT
Drug testing – Hair Follicle
Also known as saliva drug testing, is a non-invasive test that screens for drug usage in a person’s saliva. It can detect recent drug use, including amphetamines, opiates, cocaine, and more.
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
This test detects drug exposure over a long period of time, usually 3-6 months. Nail specimens can yield information about drug exposure time frames measured in months, rather than days. Drugs can be identified in nail clippings two weeks to four weeks following ingestion
Background Screening
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
The process through which an organization or individual verifies a person’s identity and background by reviewing both public and private sources to confirm details such as employment history, education, criminal record, and other pertinent activities. This process is commonly used by employers to assess potential candidates before making hiring decisions.
Notary & Apostilles Services
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
Phlebotomy Services / Lab Work
Services provided by a notary public, an official who witnesses and verifies the signing of documents. Notaries are appointed by the state government to help prevent fraud and ensure that the signer’s actions are voluntary.
Phlebotomy Services / Lab Work
Drug Testing – Fingernail Testing
Phlebotomy Services / Lab Work
Laboratory tests, are medical procedures that analyze samples of blood, urine, or other bodily fluids for health information. Doctors use lab work to diagnose conditions, monitor treatments, and assess a patient’s overall health.