Ministry SAINTS drug and alcohol screening services offer a full-service program customized to meet the needs of your company or organization.

• Screenings performed in accordance with the Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations
• Manages all aspects of an organization's drug testing/consortium needs (DOT or Non-DOT) by addressing company and/or regulatory standards
• Offers on-line access to testing results (iSYSTOC)
• Medical Review Officer (MRO)-physician certified in drug and alcohol abuse oversees drug testing program
• Provides supervisory and employee education on the misuse of drugs and alcohol
• On-site and mobile testing services available to help companies administer their drug testing/consortium program

• Urine drug collectors certified and accredited by

• Certified breath alcohol technicians

Common Questions:

Q: Do I have to use SAINTS as my collection site?

A: No. SAINTS can set-up a collection site that is convenient to your company's location. SAINTS has a wide variety of collection sites across the United States. If SAINTS does not have a site in your location, we will help find and set-up a qualified collection site.

Q: What is an MRO, and what is their role?

A: An MRO (Medical Review Officer) is a licensed physician that has knowledge about and clinical experience in controlled substances. They must have detailed knowledge of alternative medical explanations for laboratory confirmed drug test results. They are knowledgeable about issues relating to adulterated and substituted specimens, as well as the possible medical causes of specimens having a invalid result.

The MRO is an independent and impartial "gatekeeper" and advocate for the accuracy and integrity of the drug testing process. They determine whether there is a legitimate medical explanation for the laboratory confirmed positive, adulterated, substituted, and/or invalid drug test result, and ensure a timely flow of result reporting. They provide a quality assurance review of the drug testing process and protect the confidentiality of the drug testing information.