Drug Testing

DOT & Non-DOT drug testing, performed to professional collection standards.

Accurate, confidential drug testing for individuals, employers, and organizations. Collections follow chain-of-custody protocols, with rapid and lab-confirmed options available.

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Offerings

01DOT Drug Testing
02Non-DOT Drug Testing
03Rapid Drug Testing
045-Panel Drug Testing
0510-Panel Drug Testing
0612-Panel Drug Testing

Required Documents

Bring these to your appointment.

Government-issued photo ID
Required for every collection — DOT and Non-DOT.
Employer or CCF authorization
For DOT collections, bring your employer's testing authorization or the chain-of-custody form (CCF).
DOT regulated mode information
FMCSA, FAA, FRA, FTA, PHMSA, or USCG — needed to complete the Federal CCF correctly.
Donor information form
We'll provide this on arrival for self-pay individuals.

Estimated Timeline

What to expect, step by step.

01 · Check-in & ID verification
5 min
Photo ID matched to authorization and chain-of-custody form completed.
02 · Specimen collection
10–15 min
Collected by a trained technician under chain-of-custody protocol.
03 · Rapid screen (if selected)
10–15 min
Preliminary negative result available on-site for non-regulated rapid panels.
04 · Lab confirmation
1–3 business days
Non-negative or DOT specimens are sent to a SAMHSA-certified lab for confirmation.
05 · MRO review & release
1–2 business days
Medical Review Officer verifies and releases the final result to the employer or donor.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Still have questions? Reach our team at info@atlhealthspot.com or (877) ATL-SPOT.

What's the difference between DOT and Non-DOT testing?: DOT testing is federally regulated (FMCSA, FAA, etc.) and uses the Federal CCF with MRO review. Non-DOT testing is for private employers and individuals and is more flexible on panel and process.
How long do results take?: Rapid screens give a preliminary negative on-site in 10–15 minutes. Lab-confirmed results are typically released within 1–3 business days, plus MRO review for DOT.
What's tested in a 5, 10, or 12-panel?: 5-panel covers the standard DOT substances. 10 and 12-panel add benzodiazepines, barbiturates, methadone, oxycodone, and others. Ask our team for the current substance list.
How long should I wait before testing after using prescribed medication?: Don't stop or delay prescribed medication. Bring documentation — the Medical Review Officer reviews legitimate prescriptions during result verification.
Can employers set up an account for ongoing testing?: Yes. We work with employers on pre-employment, random, post-accident, and reasonable-suspicion testing programs.
Is testing confidential?: Yes. Results are released only to the authorized parties — the donor, employer, or MRO as required by the testing program.

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Location

1130 Chattahoochee Ave NW Ste H
Atlanta, GA 30318

info@atlhealthspot.com