Drug Testing:
This includes a wide array of testing methods, such as:
Urine drug testing: For standard drug panels.
Oral fluid (saliva) testing: For ease of collection and recent drug use detection.
Hair follicle testing: For long-term drug use detection.
Breath alcohol testing.
Testing for prescription medications, illicit drugs, and synthetic substances.
Providing services for:
Employers (pre-employment, random, post-accident).
Legal and court-ordered testing.
Individuals (personal testing).
Treatment centers.
This also involves the ability to perform confirmation testing when needed.
DNA Testing:
This encompasses various DNA-related services, including:
Paternity and maternity testing.
Family relationship testing (siblings, grandparents, etc.).
Forensic DNA testing.
Genetic identity testing.
Ancestry DNA testing.
Providing services for:
Legal cases.
Immigration purposes.
Personal knowledge.
Key Operational Aspects:

Accreditation and Compliance:
Adherence to strict regulatory standards (e.g., SAMHSA, CLIA) is crucial.
Maintaining certifications and accreditations to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Strict adherence to chain-of-custody procedures.
Technology and Equipment:
Investing in advanced laboratory equipment for accurate and efficient testing.
Utilizing sophisticated software for data management and reporting.
Data Security and Privacy:
Implementing robust security measures to protect sensitive patient information.
Adhering to HIPAA and other privacy regulations.
Client Services:
Providing clear and concise reporting.
Offering excellent customer support.
Maintaining confidentiality.
Market considerations:
The market for these services is driven by many factors, including:
Workplace safety regulations.
Legal requirements.
Increasing public awareness of genetic testing.