FAQ
Does SmarTest Labs take insurance?
- SmarTest Labs, does not accept medical insurance, although we do accept cash and all major credit cards. Based on the terms of your policy, your insurance company may reimburse the costs of your lab test and payment. Your insurance company can help you understand the terms of your policy.
- SmarTest Labs, does accept most health savings account credit or debit cards associated with a major credit card.
How is my Confidentiality managed / Can my results be emailed?
SmarTest Labs follows all HIPAA guidelines and state regulations regarding the distribution of test results. We will mail or fax your results to you, or you can pick them up at our lab. We require your written consent to share your test results with any other party. We do not release test results over the phone. SmarTest Labs maintains the highest level of confidentiality standards.
Are my test results stored?
Can I take a test anonymously?
How do the Rapid Drug screen and Lab Drug Screens differ?
Does SmarTest Labs provide DOT drug testing?
Can a person get a copy of their DNA results?
What is the accuracy of the paternity test?
Paternity and DNA tests are 100% accurate. Scientific metrics drive the results of paternity tests and will reflect the accuracy of relationships.
Test results obtained by our DNA testing partner are accepted by the most recognized and accepted governing agencies.
Are paternity tests available for an unborn child?
Are appointments required for testing?
Appointments are recommended for your testing convenience but we take walk-ins too. There is no requirement that testing requires scheduled appointments. Please arrive 30 minutes before closing for your test if it is end of day.
Do you do DNA Testing?
Yes, we do DNA testing for various DNA testing requirements including immigration testing and family relationship testing, forensic testing and more.
Does my physician get my test results?
We require your consent to report your test results to your doctor. In some cases there are public health requirements that require us to report certain diseases that could spread through the population. In those cases, we are required to disclose the information.