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830 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014 (213) 213-0581 Copyright © 2011 Total Family Support Clinic. All rights reserved.
Empowering Individuals
CALENDAR
DRUG TESTING SERVICES
Drug testing services are available as part of our substance abuse treatment programs as well as per request by schools, courts, families and individuals. All drug test results are kept strictly confidential unless prior permission is obtained by the individual to release the results to a third party.
Mandatory Drug Testing for Substance Abuse Treatment Programs.
As part of our substance abuse treatment programs, mandatory random drug testing is conducted to monitor the individual’s progress and ensure sobriety during treatment. Individual’s who require drug testing may choose from a Urine Dip Test or Laboratory Drug Testing Services if required for submission to courts, law enforcement or schools.
Drop-In Drug Testing Services.
We offer drug testing services to members of the community by drop-in appointments at each of our locations. Individual’s can select from a Urine Dip Test or Laboratory Drug Testing services if required for submission to courts, law enforcement or schools.
For Drop-In service hours, or to make an appointment for drug testing services, please contact your local TFSC location.
Urine Dip Test (Urinalysis).
This on-site method of drug testing is an inexpensive and fast method of screening for traces of illegal substances in a urine sample provided by the individual. Urine Dip tests are an easy, reliable and accurate way of testing an individual for recent substance use. Results for Urine Dip Tests can be provided almost immediately.
Laboratory Drug Testing Services.
This method of drug testing requires that a urine sample is collected onsite and sent to a laboratory testing facility for highly accurate and legally defensible results. Results for Laboratory Drug Testing Services require approximately 2 weeks.
For more information about drug testing services, please contact your local TFSC location.
