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Office Address: 14225 Sullyfield Circle, Suite E, Chantilly, Virginia 20151
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Telephone: +1 571-775-1973
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Toxicology screening involves the analysis of biological samples to detect and measure the presence of potentially harmful substances, such as drugs, chemicals, or toxins, in the body. This information is crucial for identifying substance misuse, monitoring medication levels, evaluating occupational exposures, and ensuring public safety.
At MicroGen Health, our mission is to enhance understanding and promote the safe and effective management of toxicological risks.
Screening Tests, Anti Depressants (TCAs), Benzodiazepine, Opioids and Opiate Analogs, Methadone, Opiates, Stimulants, Skeletal Muscle Relaxants, Amphetamines, Oxycodone, Fentanyl, Methylenedioxy-amphetamines, Buprenorphine, Barbiturates, Cotinine, Benzoylecgonine, Dextromethorphan, Gabapentin, PCP, 6-MAM, Pregabalin, Naltrexone, Propoxyphene, EtG, Tapentadol, EtS, O-Naloxone, THC-COOH
Your doctor will order a toxicology screening if you:
A drug test can also be ordered for legal reasons, especially if you have been accused of a crime or are on parole.
Blood/Urine
48 hours
Toxicology screening holds significant importance in various aspects of healthcare and public safety. Here are some key reasons why toxicology screening is important.
Detection of drug and alcohol abuse: Toxicology screening helps healthcare professionals and organizations monitor substances, provide appropriate interventions, and guide individuals toward recovery.
Occupational Health and safety: Regular screening at work places ensures compliance with safety regulations, identifies potential workplace hazards, and prevents occupational illnesses or injuries.
Medication management: This screening aids in identifying the misuse or abuse of prescribed medications. It helps healthcare providers ensure patient safety, optimize treatment plans, and prevent potential drug interactions or adverse effects.
Emergency medicine: Toxicology screening plays a crucial role during suspected poisoning or overdose cases and aids in the immediate medical intervention to save lives.
Sports and athletes: To maintain fair play and the integrity of sports, toxicology screening is conducted. It detects any performance enhancing drugs in the athlete’s body.
Blood toxicology testing provides a comprehensive assessment of substances in the bloodstream, including drugs, alcohol, and other toxic compounds. It offers precise and immediate results, making it valuable in emergency situations, forensic investigations, and medical evaluations.
Urine drug testing is a common method used to detect the presence of drugs or their metabolites in urine samples. It is widely utilized in clinical settings, workplaces, and substance abuse treatment programs to assess drug use, medication adherence, and compliance with treatment protocols
Step 1: Sample collection
Step 2: Transportation to Microgen Health
Step 3: Sample processing
Step 4: Delivery of results within 48 hours
MicroGen Health employs advanced laboratory technology and follows rigorous quality control measures to ensure
For any inquiries or to schedule an appointment, call Microgen Health at +1 571-775-1973 or visit https://microgenhealth.com/.
Blood/Urine
48 hours