A random drug testing scheduling service, utilized primarily in the criminal justice and substance abuse/mental health treatment population. The service is driven by a computerized algorithm to leverages client substance abuse risk assessment data, criminal charges and historical drug testing performance to schedule and track client sobriety or relapse, and more effectively schedule subsequent drug testing strategies. Agency defined business rules such as intensity, testing frequency options, population-specific test menus, milestones, and program duration are integrated into an automated reward and sanction program that adjusts the intensity and specifics of drug testing to better suit the client and agency needs. The program integrates a random testing scheduler and an interactive voice response (IVR) telephonic notification system with a drug testing referral system. Clients can be placed on testing "tracks" or risk strategies to target specific classes of drugs of abuse, such as opiates, stimulants, or prescription drugs. The client's drug testing menu is tailored to address the identified areas of risk to relapse or re-offend. Subsequent tests can have an effect of enhancing the types of drugs of abuse to target and frequency to test. Changes to the testing strategy can be automatically administered by the system or require a degree of agency feedback, depending upon the desired business rules of the agency. Testing frequencies can range from once per month to several times per week. Drug testing panels vary from a three-drug menu to extensive baseline panels of over a dozen drug classes. A drug testing panel consists of core drug classes to be tested based on the risk or testing track, while additional random drug classes are added as a deter the client from changing their drug of choice

A random drug testing scheduling service, utilized primarily in the criminal justice and substance abuse/mental health treatment population. The service is driven by a computerized algorithm to leverages client substance abuse risk assessment data, criminal charges and historical drug testing performance to schedule and track client sobriety or relapse, and more effectively schedule subsequent drug testing strategies. Agency defined business rules such as intensity, testing frequency options, population-specific test menus, milestones, and program duration are integrated into an automated reward and sanction program that adjusts the intensity and specifics of drug testing to better suit the client and agency needs. The program integrates a random testing scheduler and an interactive voice response (IVR) telephonic notification system with a drug testing referral system. Clients can be placed on testing "tracks" or risk strategies to target specific classes of drugs of abuse, such as opiates, stimulants, or prescription drugs. The client's drug testing menu is tailored to address the identified areas of risk to relapse or re-offend. Subsequent tests can have an effect of enhancing the types of drugs of abuse to target and frequency to test. Changes to the testing strategy can be automatically administered by the system or require a degree of agency feedback, depending upon the desired business rules of the agency. Testing frequencies can range from once per month to several times per week. Drug testing panels vary from a three-drug menu to extensive baseline panels of over a dozen drug classes. A drug testing panel consists of core drug classes to be tested based on the risk or testing track, while additional random drug classes are added as a deter the client from changing their drug of choice

Providing a website featuring technology that enables users to schedule appointments for random drug testing using a computerized algorithm to leverage client substance abuse risk assessment data, criminal charges and historical drug testing performance to schedule and track client sobriety or relapse, and more effectively schedule subsequent drug testing strategies, which also integrates agency-defined business rules such as intensity, testing frequency options, and population-specific test menus into an automated reward and sanction program that adjusts the intensity and specifics of drug testing to better suit the client and agency needs, and which integrates a random testing scheduler and an interactive voice response (IVR) telephonic notification system with a drug testing referral system, utilized primarily in the criminal justice and substance abuse/mental health treatment population