Drug Testing Locations in Georgia

Accredited Drug Testing has 606 drug testing centers in 1,052 GA cities.

Please select a city from the list below to find drug test centers in Georgia.

Why Georgia Employers Rely on Us for Drug Testing

Employers in Georgia count on our extensive drug testing services to maintain a safe and productive workplace. With 606 centers spread across 1,052 cities, access to reliable testing is always within reach, enabling employers to implement comprehensive drug-free policies with ease.

Utilizing our services helps Georgia employers mitigate risks associated with workplace drug use, promoting safety and efficiency. Our network offers various testing options, ensuring that each employer's needs are met with precision and confidentiality.

Beyond ensuring workplace safety, our drug testing services support compliance with both state and federal regulations. Georgia businesses can confidently align with legal standards, knowing their drug testing procedures are accurate and uphold the law.

Our expansive reach across Georgia demonstrates our commitment to local business communities. By choosing our services, employers connect to a partner keen on fostering a healthy, responsible workforce for the benefit of all.

Georgia Drug Free Workplace Programs

Georgia's Drug-Free Workplace Program is a voluntary initiative aimed at promoting safer and more productive work environments. Companies that choose to participate in this program benefit from reduced insurance premiums, fostering a culture of accountability and health. By maintaining a drug-free workplace, businesses contribute to the well-being of their employees while also potentially lowering the costs associated with workplace accidents and decreased productivity.

Participants in the program are required to implement certain procedures, such as conducting regular drug tests and providing employee education on the dangers of substance abuse. These measures not only help deter drug use but also enhance the overall morale and safety of the workplace. By encouraging responsibility and awareness, the initiative supports businesses in Georgia striving for a healthier community and economic prosperity.

Mobile/On-Site Drug Testing

If you're an employer needing to test 25 or more employees and looking to save time and money, we offer mobile on-site drug testing where we come to you. Call us today for more information.

Georgia Laws on Drugs

Georgia's drug laws are stringent, designed to deter the use, possession, and distribution of illegal substances. The state classifies drugs into schedules based on potential for abuse and medical use. Schedule I drugs, for example, are considered to have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use.

Possession of controlled substances in Georgia can lead to serious legal repercussions. The severity of penalties depends on the substance type, amount, and intent for use or distribution. These laws aim to discourage illegal drug activities and protect public health and safety in Georgia.

Georgia Laws on Marijuana

Marijuana laws in Georgia remain strict, with limited provisions for legal use under specific medical conditions. The state allows the use of low-THC oil for registered patients with qualifying medical conditions, while recreational use remains illegal.

Despite national trends towards legalization, Georgia enforces significant penalties for unauthorized possession of marijuana. Legislative efforts continue to explore expansion of medical usage, but current laws reflect a cautious approach to cannabinoid regulation.

Georgia Drug Resources

Georgia Drug Network
State-wide substance abuse resource network.

The Step Up Program
Supports rehabilitation and treatment for drug abuse.

Atlanta CARE Center
Provides counseling and support for drug-related issues.

Georgia Addiction Treatment Center
Comprehensive addiction treatment services.

Workplace Rescue Georgia
Assists employers in managing drug policies effectively.

SAMHSA
National helpline for substance abuse and mental health.

GPB Drug Help
Resources and information for drug prevention.

Greater Metro Coalition for Recovery
Supports recovery diverse community services.