
Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is an industry-leading Third-Party Administrator (TPA) providing comprehensive workplace drug testing and alcohol screening. We deliver customized solutions that reduce the administrative burden of managing drug-free workplace policies while ensuring 100% regulatory compliance.
MMC offers multiple specimen collection methods to fit the specific needs of federal and non-federal programs:
We manage the entire lifecycle of your substance abuse program through our proprietary software.
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Our screenings can identify various substances based on your specific safety requirements.
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Drug Category |
Common Substances |
Regulatory Scope |
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Federal 5-Panel |
THC, Opiates, PCP, Cocaine, Amphetamines |
Federal Agencies |
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Expanded Panels |
Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Methadone |
Non-Federal/Private Sector |
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Opioid Panels |
Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, Hydromorphone |
Safety-Sensitive Roles |
What are the elements of a workplace drug testing program?
In order to require a drug testing program among employees, the following must be implemented:
What can your workplace drug test for?
It depends. Is your company federally regulated? If so, then the panel that is commonly used by government agencies includes commonly abused substances, including
Non-federal panels typically include the federal panel plus prescription medications and performance-enhancing drugs.
What is the most common drug testing methodology?
Urinalysis remains the gold standard for both federal and non-federal workplace testing due to its reliability and legal precedence. While hair and oral fluid testing are available for non-regulated programs, urine is currently the only specimen type accepted for federally regulated programs.
Can my company do random drug testing?
Yes, companies can implement random drug testing if it is clearly outlined in their written substance abuse policy. Random testing is often a requirement of federal legislation for safety-sensitive roles; however, procedures must be followed strictly to guarantee fairness and compliance with state-specific laws.
What are the benefits of on-site drug testing?
Which drugs should be removed from a modern drug testing policy?
Propoxyphene (Darvon/Darvocet) and Methaqualone (Quaaludes) are no longer manufactured and should be removed from active testing panels. MMC helps employers update their drug-free workplace policies to reflect current pharmacological trends and remove obsolete substances.
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Drug tests vary, depending on what types of drugs are being tested for and what types of specimens are being collected. Urine, hair, saliva (oral fluid), or sweat samples can be used as test specimens. In federally regulated programs, only urine samples are collected, although the Secretary of Health and Human Service has released proposed guidelines for the inclusion of oral fluid specimens.
Drug tests commonly screen for five categories of drugs: Amphetamines, Cocaine, Marijuana, Opiates and Phencyclidine (PCP,) however additional categories for non-federal testing may include safety-sensitive prescription drugs such as Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, Methadone as well as street drugs.