FAQ
We get a lot of questions in our offices, here is a sampling of the most frequently asked questions. If you have a question that isn’t listed here, please don’t hesitate to ask. Remember that the only stupid question is the question that is never asked…except for FAQ #9.
According to our testing demographics, the most commonly abused drugs are: 1. Marijuana 2. Methamphetamines 3. Opiates 4. Cocaine 5. Amphetamines.
Any prescription medication that may affect the results of a drug test is reviewed by a third party medical doctor who will verify the prescription and dose. If the prescription is valid then the result will be reported as a clean test.
This depends on which drug you are testing for and which method of testing you are using. The window of detection can be as early as minutes or as late as several months. An Idaho WorkCare representative can help you decide which test will best suit your needs.
This depends on which drug you are testing for and which method of testing you are using. The window of detection can be as early as minutes or as late as several months. An Idaho WorkCare representative can help you decide which test will best suit your needs.
Drug tests can cost as little as fifteen dollars. Our goal is to make testing affordable enough that the company can actually make money by employing a drug-free workplace program.
Drug tests, employement tests, DOT exams, background checks, DNA tests,
Results can be sent via encrypted email, snail mail, secure fax, or they can be picked up in person at any Idaho WorkCare location. They can also be accessed by account holders at www.IdahoWorkCare.com.
Thanks for asking? It hasn’t been easy! This really is a mystery that can only be answered by understanding that every once in a while you just have to put something random on a web page to see if anybody really reads it.
Go to www.IdahoWorkCare.com and click on the sign in button at the top right of your screen. When prompted, enter your username and password.