Health Street's 4 drug testing centers in Fort Wayne, Indiana offer easy-to-access and comprehensive drug and alcohol testing services. Pre-register by calling (260) 247-2877 or setting up your drug testing online. Options include urine or hair drug testing, DOT or non-DOT drug tests, and alcohol testing.
You can register for drug testing in Fort Wayne, IN for your employees, yourself, or another person. Just select a urine test or hair drug test; then, pick the most convenient Health Street location in Fort Wayne. Upon registration, a barcode will be sent to whomever you register, which can be presented at the testing facility. Test results are reported back to you quickly and securely online.
At our Fort Wayne drug testing locations, Health Street offers the most types of drug testing services to meet anyone's needs. Employers, courts, attorneys, and private individuals can choose from a wide variety of non-DOT or DOT drug and alcohol tests via rapid drug test or lab testing with the ability to detect virtually any substance.
Since 2010, Health Street has provided drug testing in Fort Wayne as well as thousands of other cities nationwide. The first drug test that Health Street performed in Fort Wayne, IN was in 2014. From then until now, we have processed 526 drug tests in Fort Wayne.
Our goal is to provide the best possible drug testing Fort Wayne employers and residents.
Opioid overdose is a nationwide problem, and this epidemic began to increase in deaths from opioid prescriptions in the early 2000s. That was followed by heroin overdose and an even sharper increase in deaths caused by synthetic opioid overdose. In 2020, there were 1,828 opioid overdose deaths in Indiana, with 33.6 deaths per 100,000 residents, and the numbers are increasing. In 2022, Indiana experienced over 2,500 overdose fatalities. The state is trying to fight this crisis with multiple initiatives to curb the opioid epidemic.
Indiana has multiple programs to reduce drug abuse, and Fort Wayne is starting multiple projects to curb the drug overdose rate within the state. The Indiana Department of Health is focused on integrating state and local efforts to increase the prevention of opioid drug abuse and reduce harm. Indiana's prevention and harm reduction programs include overdose fatality programs, overdose response projects, naloxone education and distribution, syringe service and reduction programs, and community capacity building.
Additionally, the state has launched the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, which offers a connection to trained specialists. Thanks to $25 million in opioid settlement funds, the state can invest even more money in the behavioral health workforce, harm reduction programs, prevention, and treatment across the state, including Fort Wayne.
Fort Wayne also launched the Fort Wayne Allen County Task Force for Opioid Strategic Planning. The Task Force focuses on preventing individuals from abusing substances and rehabilitation for those who need it. They have been developing different plans and methods to assist people who struggle with substance abuse.
Last updated 8/21/2024
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