Glendale Drug Testing Lab Center & Rehab For Employees | Service Update
Sep 13, 2022
Pasadena, California-based addiction treatment center, Aim 4 Recovery (818-369-7089), has updated its services to include lab drug testing for employers in Glendale and the surrounding areas.
Pasadena,United States - September 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The updated service includes a variety of drug testing options that can be used by both employers and individuals. Being primarily a substance abuse rehab center, Aim 4 Recovery can provide drug intervention solutions to individuals suffering from drug abuse.
More details are available at https://www.aim4recovery.com
The updated service can be used by employers for pre-employment screening, random employee drug testing, and to make up for missing a test elsewhere. Individuals can also self-test or have a urinalysis test done for a consenting family member.
Aim 4 Recovery uses Redwood Laboratories, now known as Abbott Toxicology, to carry out lab urinalysis drug tests. The available test options include a 7-panel test with creatinine, an 8-panel test with oxycodone, and an ETG panel. Other tests are also available on request.
Clients submit a urinalysis test sample, which the alcohol and substance abuse rehabilitation center sends to a laboratory for testing. While doing this, Aim 4 Recovery follows the proper documentation and the appropriate chain of custody.
In addition to the lab urinalysis drug testing service, Aim 4 Recovery also offers a full range of recovery services, including intensive outpatient treatment for adults and adolescents.
The center’s intensive outpatient treatment includes activities such as process groups, psycho-education groups, anger management, 12-step groups or panels, and life skills groups. Therapy sessions are conducted three times per week, with each session lasting up to 180 minutes. Sessions could be in the mornings, afternoons, or evenings, depending on the client’s schedule.
The addiction rehabilitation experts also offer an aftercare plan that encompasses sober lifestyle strategies and support systems to help clients maintain long-term success with sobriety.
About Aim 4 Recovery
With over 35 years of combined experience in the field of addiction and recovery, Aim 4 Recovery utilizes evidence-based approaches for drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Howard Hakes, its founder and CEO, has worked with numerous adults and adolescents struggling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol. In 2022, Aim 4 Recovery was chosen as the best drug and alcohol rehab center in Alhambra, CA.
A spokesperson said: “We pride ourselves on maintaining small, intimate groups, treating each person with care and consideration. We’ve hand-picked a high-quality team of professionals qualified to resolve any recovery matter.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.aim4recovery.com
Contact Info:
Name: Angelique Shirvanian
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Organization: AIM 4 Recovery
Address: 312 Allen Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91107, United States
Website: http://www.aim4recovery.com/
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