Drug testing supplies for hospitals and health systems.

Hospital and health system drug testing supplies
Why hospitals and clinics choose ASC

Drug testing built for patient safety and clinical care.

Hospitals and clinics must uphold the highest standards of patient care and safety. Ensuring that healthcare professionals and staff are free from substance use is critical to maintaining a safe medical environment. Drug and alcohol testing helps healthcare institutions mitigate risks, prevent workplace incidents, and comply with industry regulations.

Improve Diagnostic Accuracy

Drug screenings help healthcare professionals identify substance use that may impact treatment decisions or interact with prescribed medications.

Ensure Safe Medication Administration

Detecting drug use helps prevent adverse reactions, so prescribed medications don't conflict with illicit substances.

Support Emergency and Acute Care

In cases of overdose or intoxication, immediate drug testing supports accurate and timely medical intervention.

Maintain Regulatory Compliance

Comprehensive, accurate, and confidential testing helps hospitals and clinics maintain a drug-free workplace and meet industry regulations.

Recommended for hospitals and clinics

Drug test types used across hospitals and clinics.

Different testing methods are used based on accuracy, detection windows, and patient compliance.

Drug test cup 14 Panel CLIA Waived Drug Test Cup

Drug Test Cups

CLIA-waived multi-panel cups for hospital and clinic screening. Manufactured in the USA.

From $2.84 / cup Bulk case
Lab consumable 10 mL Urine Tube

Specimen Tubes (Bulk)

Sterile collection tubes for lab send-out confirmation. Bulk case packaging.

From $0.08 / tube From 500
Documentation CHAIN OF CUSTODY FORM

Chain-of-Custody Forms

Multi-part forms for behavioral health, occupational medicine, and lab hand-off. Bulk packaging.

From $0.55 / form Per pack
Built to Order

Specimen Mailers

Tamper-evident, leak-proof specimen transport mailers for lab send-out.

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Built to Order

Hospital Procurement Bundle

Cups, tubes, chain-of-custody forms, and mailers bundled to your facility's order size.

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How hospitals and clinics work with ASC

From department order to reorder, without rework.

One vendor across departments, with documentation built into every order.

Department Order Submitted

Behavioral health, ED, OR, occupational health, or lab places an order for the supplies each unit needs.

Delivery to Your Facility

Ships to central receiving or drop-ships to individual facilities, based on how your system is set up.

Distribution to Units

Internal distribution to each unit, with lot traceability preserved through your inventory system.

Usage Tracking

Track usage against your facility's inventory system as supplies are consumed.

Reorder as Needed

Reorder as your par levels call for it, with the same documentation every time.

Ways to order

Order the way that fits your facility.

Shop online for standard quantities, or request a quote for bulk and multi-site orders.

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For evaluation orders, pilot units, or standard quantities.

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  • Manufactured in the USA
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For department procurement workflows and standing bulk orders.

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Bulk case pricing
  • Bulk case pricing
  • Consolidated invoicing available
  • Dedicated account support
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Multi-Site Programs

For health systems ordering across multiple facilities.

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  • Multi-site logistics support
  • Consolidated or per-facility billing
  • Dedicated health-system contact
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Common questions about drug testing for hospitals and clinics

Why do hospitals and clinics conduct drug testing?
Hospitals and clinics use drug testing to diagnose and monitor patients, ensure medication compliance, detect substance use, and provide appropriate medical care. It's also used for pre-employment screening and workplace safety.
What types of drug tests are used in hospitals and clinics?
Common drug tests include urine, blood, saliva, and hair follicle tests. Blood tests are often used in emergency situations to assess immediate intoxication.
When is drug testing performed in hospitals and clinics?
Drug tests may be conducted during routine check-ups, pre-employment screenings, emergency room visits, pain management programs, or for suspected drug use cases.
What happens if a patient tests positive for drugs?
If a patient tests positive, the hospital or clinic will assess their medical condition, offer counseling, and adjust treatment plans accordingly. In some cases, legal authorities or employers may be notified if required by law.
Can a patient refuse a drug test at a hospital or clinic?
In most cases, yes, unless it's court-ordered, required for employment, or part of a legal medical assessment. Refusal may lead to treatment limitations or legal consequences.
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Two ways to start with ASC.

Whether you're a single clinic or a multi-facility health system, we'll help you find testing supplies that fit how your team works.

  • Manufactured in the USA
  • Multi-site logistics support
  • Chain-of-custody documentation available
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