Author: Pablo Bolanos
Why be weed-free?
Marijuana legislation is changing and more than ever before, people throughout the U.S. have more access. We explore why peple may consider being weed-free. Continue reading
Drug test collections: creating the optimal donor experience
Completing a drug test collection can be a positive experience if a donor follows the guidelines we’ve created for an optimal, hassle-free experience. Continue reading
Updates to non-regulated annual statistical drug test reporting
We are changing how non-regulated statisitcal reports in an efffort to emphasize paperless processes throughout our business. Continue reading
I’m there: Kristina Dawn
Kristina believes in the power of people’s energy. She uses it to help motivate, while building an inclusive and positive environment. Continue reading
3 little known facts about drug testing
The goal of drug testing is to help establish and advocate for a healthy, safe work environment. Find out three facts you may not know about drug testing. Continue reading
Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence will affect our Patient Serivce Centers. In affected coastal areas, locations may be closed or will close in advance of the storm. Continue reading
Ask the experts: Drug testing and prescription medication
Find out if screening positive on a drug test is an indication of illegal drug use or if there is a more complex reason for the result. Continue reading
K2 explosion: What happened in Connecticut?
K2 is not a safe alternative to marijuana. On the contrary, its dangerous chemicals are mostly unknown and carry a high risk of drug overdose. Continue reading
I’m there: Chris Ritter
Looking at a business in it's simplest form, Chris Ritter describes how Quest is able touch lives every day, while running intricate and complex operations. Continue reading
Breaking Free – Drug and Treatment Courts
In our upcoming webinar we'll look at the benefits of drug courts and the key role drug testing plays in breaking the cycle of addiction and incarceration. Continue reading