Health Street's 3 drug and alcohol testing clinics in Fairbanks, Alaska provide comprehensive pre-employment drug screening services. Call (907) 290-2514 or register online for drug testing services. Drug and alcohol testing options include DOT and non-DOT urine drug tests, breath alcohol tests, EtG alcohol tests, and hair drug testing.
Register for a urine or hair drug test at one of our drug testing centers for your employees, yourself, or another person. Just choose your test and pick a location. A registration barcode will be sent to the person you specify. A map will accompany this authorization code. Test results are fast, reported securely, and stored in our online portal.
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In Fairbanks, Health Street offers the widest variety and selection of drug tests anywhere, which allows employers, courts, attorneys, and private individuals to choose from a wide variety of non-DOT or DOT drug and alcohol tests which can detect virtually any substance.
Our GLASS app puts everything you need to screen and hire in one place—no spreadsheets, no follow-up emails, no hassle. Employers can:
Health Street has provided drug tests since 2010. The first time we performed drug testing in Fairbanks, AK was in 2013. From then until now, we have completed 71 drug tests at our Fairbanks labs.
We are dedicated to providing a level of excellence in drug testing in Fairbanks that is unmatched.
In November 2022, investigators assigned to the Alaska State Trooper's Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit (SDEU) announced the arrest of three men in the Fairbanks area for their role in a drug trafficking operation. The arrests came after investigators were made aware that three Arizona-based narcotics traffickers were selling fentanyl-laced pills in the Fairbanks area.
The execution of a search warrant at a Fairbanks hotel where the three dealers were residing led to a massive drug bust. Inside the room, law enforcement collected roughly 1,090 blue "M30" counterfeit fentanyl pills, 3,090 rainbow "M30" counterfeit fentanyl pills, 88 grams of heroin, and $13,500.00 in cash. It's believed the suspects brought the drugs in from the lower 48 states, resulting in multiple trafficking charges.
To curb the ongoing concerns of deadly opioid overdose, the Alaska Department of Health developed the Project HOPE initiative to distribute and administer Narcan throughout the state. Narcan, also known as Naloxone, is an emergency treatment drug used to reverse the deadly side effects of opioid overdose.
Organizations can apply to become a Project HOPE partner and work with local groups to help distribute Narcan to those in need. These organizations include but are not limited to law enforcement agencies, faith-based organizations, and transitional housing agencies. If approved, an organization is allowed to distribute or administer Narcan to Alaska residents at risk of experiencing an opioid overdose and their families.
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