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Find out exactly what the requesting party needs — the panel, the format, the documentation. That single detail determines which service is right, and getting it wrong usually means testing twice.
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Appointments & getting started
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Booking ahead is recommended. Collections run in sequence and some services need paperwork prepared before you arrive, so a scheduled slot is faster than turning up and waiting.
Call 833-762-2767 or send the request form. Walk-in availability varies by day and by service.
What should I bring?
- A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID for every person being tested.
- Any paperwork, authorisation code, case number or donor pass the requesting employer, court or agency gave you.
- For DOT testing — the employer name, so the correct forms are used.
- For fingerprinting — the agency's card, ORI or instructions if they supplied one.
- For DNA testing involving a minor — additional documentation applies, so call us first.
Where are you located?
1530 Evans Street, Suite 108, Greenville, North Carolina 27834.
What are your hours?
Our current listing shows the office opening Monday at 6:00 AM.
Please call 833-762-2767 to confirm availability on the day you need.
What happens if I am late or need to reschedule?
There is a 20-minute grace period. If you arrive after that, either a $10 late fee applies or the appointment has to be rescheduled, depending on what the day's schedule allows.
To reschedule, call as early as you can. Mobile appointments involve scheduled travel, so they need as much notice as possible.
DOT, non-DOT and everything between
Drug & alcohol testing
Is my test DOT or non-DOT?
It depends on the role. DOT testing applies to safety-sensitive positions in federally regulated industries and follows federally prescribed procedures and forms. Everything else is non-DOT, where the panel can be tailored to the employer's own policy.
Tell us the job role and who is asking for the test and we will confirm which applies.
What testing methods do you offer?
Urine drug testing, rapid drug testing, five-panel hair testing, breath alcohol testing and collection-only services. We also coordinate DOT physicals through a nearby provider.
How long do results take?
It depends on the method and the partner laboratory. A rapid screen gives a preliminary result during your visit. Laboratory-confirmed results take longer, and confirmation testing on a non-negative screen adds time.
We give you an expected timeframe when you book and follow up if it changes. Turnaround times are not guaranteed and vary with laboratory volume and the specific test ordered.
Do you travel to my location?
Yes — mobile collections at job sites, offices, clinics and treatment facilities, including group collections scheduled around your shifts.
Travel fees are $0.75 per mile within 30 miles of our Greenville office and $100 for locations 30 miles or more away, in addition to the service price and subject to confirmation and availability.
Can an individual book a drug test without an employer?
Yes. Individuals can book personal drug testing directly with us. No employer, referral or account is required.
How much does a drug test cost in Greenville, NC?
A DOT drug test is $75 and a rapid drug test is $50. A breath alcohol test is $65, a five-panel hair follicle test is $200, and collections only is $50 if you have your own forms and laboratory account.
Mobile travel is charged on top: $0.75 per mile within 30 miles of our office, or $100 at 30 miles or more.
Do you offer DOT physicals?
Yes, as one arrangement rather than two. A DOT physical is $150 and takes about 45 minutes. Elite1 handles the drug screen, and the examination is performed by FNP Jessica Turner, located about seven minutes from our Greenville office.
If you run a fleet
Employers & DOT programs
Can you run our random testing pool?
Yes. Our C/TPA and consortium service is $150 per year and covers random testing-pool management, your certificate of enrollment and DOT compliance management. We manage the pool, run selections and notify you when someone is drawn.
Can you help with the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse?
We provide Clearinghouse account assistance for $50, including help setting up an account and designating a C/TPA where that applies to you. We also assist with USDOT registration paperwork.
Elite1 provides administrative and coordination services. We do not determine your regulatory obligations or act as your Medical Review Officer, and responsibility for compliance remains with the employer or operator. Please confirm your obligations with your own qualified advisor.
Our drivers are out of state. Can they still be tested?
Yes. Through our collection-site partners we can coordinate collections in other states so a required test does not mean bringing someone back to Greenville.
Can we set up an account and be invoiced?
Employer and clinic accounts can be invoiced under an agreed arrangement.
For practices and providers
Clinics & laboratory services
Does Elite1 own a laboratory?
No. Elite1 performs collection, screening and coordination services. Laboratory analysis and advanced diagnostic testing are performed by qualified partner laboratories.
For any request, we tell you which parts we perform and which are coordinated through partners.
What laboratory testing can you coordinate?
Toxicology, routine clinical laboratory testing, pharmacogenomics, molecular and infectious-disease testing, next-generation sequencing, cancer-related and specialty diagnostics, blood draws and customized panels.
Availability depends on the partner laboratory and the specific panel, and is confirmed for your practice before anything is set up. See laboratory services
Do you take insurance?
Some laboratory and diagnostic services may be billable to insurance through our laboratory partners.
Coverage depends on the specific test ordered, the ordering provider, medical necessity as determined by the payer, and the terms of the individual policy. Being listed as an accepted plan does not guarantee coverage, payment or a particular patient cost. Benefits are verified in advance where possible and any expected patient responsibility is confirmed before service.
Can you collect specimens at our facility?
Yes. We offer scheduled specimen pickup and shipping coordination, and on-site collection at your facility, so patients and residents do not need to be transported.
Personal and legal requests
DNA, fingerprinting & background checks
What is the difference between legal and non-legal DNA testing?
Legal DNA testing verifies identity and collects the sample under documented chain-of-custody handling, so the result can be presented to a court or agency.
Non-legal (peace-of-mind) testing uses the same laboratory analysis without that documentation, so it is generally not accepted for legal purposes.
Requirements vary by court and agency. Confirm what your specific matter requires before booking — choosing the wrong option usually means testing twice.
Do you offer live-scan fingerprinting?
Yes — Fieldprint live-scan fingerprinting, alongside traditional ink fingerprinting for agencies that require a physical card. We also provide I-9 employment verification.
What kind of background checks can you run?
Nationwide and state background checks, coordinated through our screening partners, for employers, volunteer organizations and individuals.
Background screening for employment purposes is regulated. Employers are responsible for obtaining proper authorisation, providing required disclosures and following applicable federal and state requirements.
Straight answers
Privacy, results & pricing
Who receives my result?
That depends on who ordered the test. Employer-ordered testing is returned through the process that program requires. Testing you arrange for yourself is returned to you.
How is my information handled?
Personal and health-related information is treated as confidential. It is collected only where needed to arrange and complete a requested service, shared only with the parties involved in delivering it, and never sold.
What does it cost?
Our rates are published, so you do not need to call just to find out a price. The most common ones:
- DOT drug test — $75; rapid drug test — $50; breath alcohol — $65
- Five-panel hair follicle test — $200; collections only — $50
- DOT physical — $150; C/TPA and consortium — $150 per year; Clearinghouse assistance — $50
- Legal DNA — $300; non-legal or express DNA — $200
- Ink fingerprinting — $25; nationwide background check — $50; statewide — $25
- Mobile travel — $0.75 per mile within 30 miles, $100 at 30 miles or more
Laboratory and diagnostic services, health-monitoring concierge and non-DOT panels are quoted per arrangement. We confirm your exact price before booking and nothing is run without your go-ahead.
What areas do you serve?
Greenville and surrounding communities from our office, plus mobile collections across the region. Through collection-site, laboratory, screening and technology partnerships we can also coordinate selected testing and screening services nationwide.
Still have a question?
Call 833-762-2767, email elitemobiledot@gmail.com, or send us the details and we will come back to you.
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