Health Street provides drug and alcohol testing in Spokane, Washington at 9 conveniently located drug testing centers. Call (509) 303-4373 or register online. Drug testing options include DOT and non-DOT urine drug tests, breath alcohol tests, EtG alcohol tests, and hair drug testing.
Whether you're drug testing your employees, yourself, or a family member, just choose your test and pick a laboratory testing location. Rest assured, a registration barcode will be sent to you immediately (or to the person you specify). A map and GPS directions will be linked to the barcode. Test results are fast, accurate, and reported securely in our online portal.
In Spokane, Health Street offers the widest variety and selection of drug tests anywhere, which allows you to choose from any panel you wish, with rapid results or sent to our lab, using a urine sample or a hair sample. Most of our tests have an option to add alcohol or remove THC from the screening, so that we can always meet your specific requirements.
The number of urine drug testing services and drug screening panels that we offer means that you can test for nearly any drug.
The most basic test we offer is a 5 Panel Drug Test, which tests for:
The next option up from there is the 9 Panel Drug Test, which adds in some commonly abused prescriptions:
The popular 10 Panel Drug Test adds in methaqualone.
When asked, we often recommend the 12 Panel Drug Test because it is a well rounded test that screens for common opioids and ecstasy, including:
If you're at all concerned with opiate usage beyond basic painkillers, just as many people in Spokane are, consider registering for a 16 Panel Opiate Drug Test. These synthetic opiates are not picked up by lesser panel tests.
The above are just a few of the wide variety of urine tests we offer. You can view all urine drug screens offered at our Spokane drug testing centers. We offer urine tests that go up to 22 panels, plus specialized tests for synthetic marijuana and bath salts, ketamine and rohypnol, GHB and more.
Alcohol use can be detected by our Spokane drug testing locations. You can select our EtG test for alcohol (which has a 3 day look-back), or add it to any of our drug tests. Choose the alcohol drug testing that looks back at the specific period of time that matters to you:
Our Spokane facilities have technicians certified to perform DOT drug testing and breath alcohol tests. Random Pool Membership is offered, and members get discounted pricing on DOT drug tests. And because we know that many Spokane businesses and residents are involved with shipping or maritime in one way or another, we help you comply with the strict USCG drug testing regulations. We have a pre-set DOT package specifically tailored just for the USCG (US Coast Guard) Drug Testing requirements. It includes everything you need from the SAMHSA lab to the MRO signed USCG-719P report.
Hair Drug Tests go back up to 90 days. We do these at our Spokane drug testing locations with a small hair sample from the scalp or body.
Health Street has provided drug tests since 2010. The first time we performed drug testing in Spokane, WA was in 2016. From then until now, we have completed 138 drug tests at our Spokane labs.
We are dedicated to providing a level of excellence in drug testing in Spokane that is unmatched.
In 2023, Spokane County, where Spokane is located, reported 190 opioid overdose deaths, which was 22 percent higher compared to the previous year. Altogether, there were 232 overdose fatalities. The majority of these deaths were among people aged 18-44, and 63 percent occurred at home/residence. Most of the overdoses are related to opioids, and many involve fentanyl.
In 2024, Spokane County already reported 159 drug overdose deaths, and opioids caused 82 percent of these fatalities.
Washington's drug overdose death rate is high, and officials are encouraging people to carry naloxone to help save lives. Naloxone is a medication that can reverse the effect of overdose while the person awaits emergency medical services. In Washington state, you do not need a prescription for naloxone.
In 2011, the Washington State Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery launched the Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative (CPWI). This initiative aims to prevent teenagers from abusing drugs and alcohol and drive a positive change in the community. When people begin drinking alcohol before age 15, they are about six times more likely to develop alcohol dependence or abuse than adults who wait until after 21.
The CPWI partners with other sectors to encourage widespread change, raise community awareness, and deliver prevention programs to teenagers in communities with a high need.
Last updated 8/24/2024
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