The things people ask before they book.

For most blood draws, yes: your physician or the lab gives you an order (a requisition) saying what to collect and where it goes. Have it ready when we arrive — paper or on your phone both work. If you are not sure what your order needs to say, call us before the visit and we will walk through it with you.

A photo ID, your lab order if you have one, and somewhere comfortable to sit with a little room to set up. For drug testing, have the employer authorization or paperwork ready so the collection is documented correctly from the start.

Yes — these are the visits we are built for. We take our time, we explain each step before we do it, and we do not rush a draw. If someone is nervous, tell us when you request the visit so we can plan around it.

Both. We travel to homes, offices, and care facilities across Union City and the surrounding south metro Atlanta area — one patient or a scheduled group.

Yes. We perform DOT specimen collections following the federal Department of Transportation collection procedures — pre-employment, random, post-accident, reasonable suspicion, return-to-duty, and follow-up — at your workplace or a location that works for the crew. We do the collection and the chain of custody paperwork. The laboratory analysis and the medical review officer review are handled by the certified lab and MRO your program uses.

Tell us the site, the kind of collection, and when you need us. We arrive with the collection supplies, collect on site, and handle the paperwork so specimens and documentation leave ready for your testing program.

Yes. Court-ordered, legal, and personal testing are welcome. Call us and we will go through what the collection has to include so it holds up where it is headed.

Send a request through the form or call 404-819-8480. A request is not a confirmed time — we reach back out to confirm the details and lock in the visit.