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Most occupational medicine services, particularly those involving workplace-related incidents, require employer authorization prior to receiving care as the clinic is contracted with employers directly and payment is handled through the employer or their insurance carrier. Once you have your employers approval, you should be able to contact the clinic directly to schedule an appointment.

Occupational Drug Testing accepts Medicare, PPO, Self-Pay. Most occupational health clinics accept the major commercial carriers including BlueCross Blue Shield, United Health, Aetna, and Cigna. Depending on your specific insurance plan, your out of pocket visit cost will vary. Contact the clinic directly for further details. Or, for workplace-related incidents, please see insurance and payment with your employer.

Depending on insurance and whether Occupational Drug Testing is in-network with your specific plan, a visit may vary. Generally speaking, a co-pay for the visit itself will range from $35-75 with lab tests and other services possibly increasing that total, which your employer will likely cover if it is a workplace-related incident. Without insurance, the self-pay price of a visit will likely be between $100-250 depending on the reason for visit or prescribed treatment plan. Additional services such as lab tests, x-rays, medications, and other services may be additional costs. Please make sure to talk with your provider and your employer about the costs prior to receiving treatment.

As an occupational health clinic, Occupational Drug Testing treats a range of non-emergent workplace-related injuries and illnesses, as well as provides certain preventative care. More specifically, Occupational Drug Testing will provide a variety of workers compensation services as well as vaccinations, annual exams and sports physicals, general lab tests and screenings, and diagnose and treat routine conditions like the common cold, flu, infections, rashes, allergies, strep throat, and more.

Occupational Drug Testing is located at 98 N Washington St in Boston and serves patients throughout the area.

No, Occupational Drug Testing is not open on the weekends.