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DUI Diversion
Drug & Alcohol Testing

If you've been ordered to complete drug or alcohol testing as part of a DUI diversion, court-mandated sobriety program, or ignition interlock requirement — LHID Labs is here to help. We make the process simple, confidential, and stress-free.

🗓 Schedule Your Test 📞 (844) 984-5443

✓ No referral needed — walk-ins welcome

✓ Results reported directly to your program coordinator or attorney

✓ Confidential, HIPAA-compliant process

✓ Flexible scheduling — same-day available

🚗 Quick Info

LocationCanton, Georgia

Walk-Ins✓ Welcome

Same-Day✓ Available

Result TimeBAT: Immediate
EtG: 24–48 hrs

Court Reports✓ Included

HIPAA✓ Confidential

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🔒 HIPAA Confidential

⚖️ Court-Admissible Results

📋 Full Chain of Custody

📍 Canton, GA · Metro Atlanta

⚡ Same-Day Collection

Understanding Your Requirements

What Your Court Order May Require

DUI diversion and sobriety programs typically require one or both of the following alcohol tests. Your court order or program administrator will specify which is required — if you're unsure, bring your paperwork and our team will help you identify the right test.

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Breath Alcohol Test (BAT)

Measures your current Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) right now. Results are immediate. Required for post-incident testing and programs monitoring current impairment.

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EtG Urine Alcohol Test

Detects alcohol use up to 80 hours after consumption — even when you're not currently impaired. Required for ongoing sobriety monitoring programs and court compliance.

Not sure which test you need? Call us at (844) 984-5443 or bring your court order to our location. Our team will review your paperwork and make sure you receive the correct test for your program requirements.

Testing Options

Choose Your Test

Both tests are court-admissible with full chain of custody documentation. Your program coordinator or attorney will specify which is required.

DOT Approved

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Breath Alcohol Test (BAT)

Measures current Blood Alcohol Concentration using a DOT-approved Evidential Breath Testing device

Detection

Current BAC

Results

Immediate

DOT Cutoff

0.04 BAC

Court Valid

✓ Yes

DOT-approved Evidential Breath Testing device

Results available on the spot

Non-invasive — no needles or urine sample

Court-formatted documentation included

Full chain of custody maintained

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Extended Detection

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EtG Urine Alcohol Test

Ethyl Glucuronide (EtG) testing detects alcohol consumption up to 80 hours after use — the gold standard for sobriety monitoring programs

Detection

Up to 80 hrs

Results

24–48 hours

Specimen

Urine

Court Valid

✓ Yes

Detects alcohol use even when not currently impaired

Used by most sobriety monitoring programs

Cannot be defeated by short-term abstinence

Results reported directly to your coordinator

SAMHSA-certified laboratory confirmation

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Simple Process

What to Expect When You Come In

Schedule or Walk In

Book online or call ahead. Walk-ins are welcome. Bring your court order or program paperwork — if you don't have it, we'll help you figure it out.

Check In & Verify ID

Arrive at our Canton, GA location. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Check in at the front desk and we'll take care of the rest.

Quick Collection

BAT tests take about 15 minutes. EtG urine collection is quick and private. All collections follow strict chain of custody protocols.

Results Delivered

BAT results are immediate. EtG results are delivered to your program coordinator or attorney within 24–48 hours. You'll also receive access to your secure results portal.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral or court order to get tested? +

No referral is required for walk-in testing. However, if your test is court-ordered, bring your paperwork so we can ensure results are reported to the correct parties — your program coordinator, attorney, or supervising officer.

How long does EtG testing detect alcohol? +

EtG testing can detect alcohol metabolites in urine for up to 80 hours after consumption — typically 3–4 days for moderate drinking. Heavy or prolonged drinking may be detectable slightly longer. This makes EtG the standard for court-ordered sobriety monitoring programs.

Will my results be shared with my employer? +

Results are only released to the authorized parties specified in your court order or consent form — typically your program coordinator, probation officer, or attorney. LHID Labs is fully HIPAA-compliant and will never release results to unauthorized parties including your employer, unless specifically authorized by you in writing.

Can I schedule the same day I need to be tested? +

Yes. Same-day appointments are available and walk-ins are welcome. We recommend calling ahead at (844) 984-5443 during peak hours to minimize your wait time, but you are always welcome to come in without an appointment.

What if I don't know which test my program requires? +

Bring your court order, program letter, or attorney referral to our location and our team will review it with you. If you don't have paperwork, call your program coordinator or attorney before coming in. You can also call us at (844) 984-5443 and we'll do our best to help you identify the correct test.

Are results court-admissible? +

Yes. All LHID Labs tests are performed with full chain of custody protocols using SAMHSA-certified laboratory partners. Every result includes documentation formatted for court submission. Non-negative results are reviewed by a licensed Medical Review Officer (MRO) before being reported.

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