DNA testing
Confidential. Mobile. AABB-Accredited Lab Partnerships.
Whether for peace of mind, legal use, or family clarity, we bring DNA testing to your doorstep with concierge service and secure lab coordination.
What’s Included with Every Test:
Mobile sample collection by certified professional
Lab processing through AABB-accredited partner
Chain-of-custody documentation (for legal tests)
Secure packaging & shipping
Result delivery direct to client
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Private Results • Simple Buccal Swab
Non-legal test for personal knowledge. Includes sample collection and shipping.
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Court-Admissible • Chain of Custody Included
Confirm legal biological relationship between a father and child. Includes ID verification, and secure chain of custody.
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Mother’s Blood + Father’s Swab
Safe and accurate test performed during pregnancy (6+ weeks). Includes mobile phlebotomy & lab analysis.
Department of Transportation testing (dot)
FMCSA-USCG-FAA-FTA-FRA-PHMSA
Key Health and Wellness Services provides DOT urine drug testing which complies with all requirements of DOT 49 CFR Part 40
Who Must Be Tested?
Per the US Department of Transportation “All CDL drivers operating commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) (greater than 26,000 GVWR, or transporting more than 16 passengers, including the driver, or placarded hazardous materials) on public roadways must be DOT drug and alcohol tested. This applies to any driver required to possess a CDL, including those employed by Federal, State, and local government agencies, “owner operators,” and equivalently licensed drivers from foreign countries. Part-time drivers must also be included in an employer’s drug and alcohol testing program. Drivers who only operate CMVs on private property not open to the public do not require testing”. More information concerning DOT drug tests can be found in the Federal Drug and Alcohol Testing Regulation Brochure.
DOT Special Requirments for Drug Testing
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has special requirements for drug testing. DOT drug tests can be performed for many reasons:
They can be performed randomly.
When an employer has reasonable suspicion that an employee is intoxicated.
As part of a DOT physical exam.
After an accident.
DOT drug testing is different from regular drug tests. The DOT only uses urine drug testing. A very thorough testing process is required, so results usually take longer to process compared to other drug testing methods. Normally results are given within 24-48 hours.
The urine drug testing will test for: Marijuana, cocaine, phencyclidine, amphetamines and methamphetamine, opiates.
Once you have completed your DOT Drug Test the laboratory will report the analysis to a MRO (Medical Review Officer). If the results are positive, the MRO will contact the driver to determine if there were circumstances that would explain the positive result. If there are none, the MRO reports a positive result to the employer.
