American Family Care
Drug Testing Services
Don't wait to get the medical attention you need.
Employer Drug Testing & Screening
Results You Can Count On with No Appointment Necessary
Drug testing is a prerequisite for gaining and/or maintaining employment in most industry sectors. At AFC, our certified collectors/technicians reliably perform drug testing consistent with DOT standards for either regulated or non-regulated purposes. With extended and weekend hours, AFC is a convenient, easy-to-use partner for your drug testing needs.
AFC Drug Testing Can Include:
- DOT (regulated) Urine Drug Screen
- DOT (regulated) Breath Alcohol Test
- Non-DOT (non-regulated) Urine Drug Screen
- Non-DOT (non-regulated) Breath Alcohol Test
- Non-DOT (non-regulated) Quick Read Urine Drug Test
- Non-DOT (non-regulated) Hair Test
- Non-DOT (non-regulated) Oral Fluid Test
Non-regulated urine, hair, and oral fluid tests can be ordered with a number of different drug testing panels (classes of drugs). The experts at AFC can help you determine which one(s) are right for your setting.
For more information on drug screening services for employers, or to speak to a representative, please reach out today!
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