What To Expect
A Fully Mobile Experience
ProGenetix Labs is introducing Kansas City to a new service approach within the lab-testing industry which means no checking-in or waiting for your name to be called. There's no more hassling with "finding the time", driving across town, or paying for ride-shares. We are 100% mobile and provide all services in the comfort and privacy of your own home. Our mobility affords us the ability to also test on-site such as: lawyer offices, workplaces, nursing and funeral homes, hospitals, incarceration facilities, and accident scenes.
Your Appointment
To ensure your appointment runs smoothly, here are some things to know. Once you've booked your appointment you will receive a couple forms via e-mail. To lessen your appointment time, we ask these be completed before we arrive. Your specimen collector will arrive to begin testing. We kindly ask that all parties are ready and available for testing with valid government issued ID’s. Some tests will require us to take a current photo of you (the donor) which will be sent to the lab with your specimen, for verification purposes. Once testing is complete, all specimens are confirmed and securely packaged for shipment!
Collecting Specimens
The type of test determines the type of collection sample a donor is required to give. The most common methods for DNA collections are oral swabbing of the inner cheeks or blood samples from the arm or hand. As for drug testing, urine, hair, saliva (oral fluid), blood, nails, or sweat samples can all be used as test specimens. In federally regulated programs, such as DOT Drug Testing, only urine samples are collected.
Your Results
We understand receiving your results promptly is important and we are committed to reporting your results quickly and securely. Once test results are made available by our lab partner, we immediately send them to the responsible parties. Delivery is made via direct e-mail and never released over the phone. The average lab test results typically take 2-3 business days to process, however; depending on the complexity of the test some may take longer.