Most Common CLIA-Waived Tests (with Substance Use & DOT Focus)
DOT Drug Testing (Urine – Federal 5-Panel)
- Required for safety-sensitive employees
- Includes marijuana (THC), cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, PCP
- Strict chain-of-custody and observed collections when required
Non-DOT Drug Screening (Urine)
- CLIA-waived point-of-care cups or cassettes
- Common panels: 5-, 7-, 10-, or 12-panel
- Used in treatment programs, courts, employers, and recovery monitoring
Alcohol Testing
- Breath Alcohol Test (BAT) using DOT-approved screening devices
- Saliva Alcohol Testing (CLIA-waived, rapid results)
- Used for DOT, court-ordered, workplace, and clinical monitoring
Non-DOT Drug Screening (Urine)
- Supports specimen validity testing (creatinine, SG, pH)
- Also screens for UTIs, glucose, protein, hydration status
Urine Pregnancy Test (hCG)
- Frequently required prior to certain treatments or medications
- Common in behavioral health and primary care settings
Blood Glucose (Fingerstick)
- Diabetes screening and monitoring
- Important in substance use and behavioral health populations