Structured Monitoring Support for Addiction Treatment Programs
TMS helps addiction treatment and recovery organizations coordinate provider-directed monitoring, remote collection workflows, laboratory relationships, documentation, and technology around individualized patient care.
Every clinical decision, including whether monitoring is appropriate, remains with the treating provider.
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Treatment Program
Individualized care
Illustrative operational structure. TMS coordinates operations; laboratory partners perform ordered testing.
Program ecosystem
One monitoring workflow across in-person and remote care
TMS coordinates the operational path around provider-directed monitoring while each participant retains a clear role.
Treatment Program
Provider-directed care
Patient / Remote Care
Urine or Oral Fluid (Saliva) collection
TMS / Tele-TOX
Workflow and logistics
Laboratory
Testing and reporting
Collection paths
Urine or oral fluid workflows, based on the provider-directed program
Collection may occur in person or remotely. TMS coordinates the workflow; qualified laboratory partners perform testing.
In-person
A structured collection path within the treatment program.
Tele-TOX
Remote kit logistics for an approved urine or oral fluid workflow.
Program Operations View
- Scheduled collectionsBy site and workflow
- Remote workflow statusWhere a provider has ordered it
- Reports availableReleased by the laboratory partner
- Documentation follow-upTracked with the program team
Illustrative interface. Available views are confirmed during implementation; TMS does not display capabilities an organization has not enabled.
Program tracking
Operational visibility across sites and care settings
The available technology view is confirmed during implementation for each organization.
Drug-Testing Cups
Point-of-Care Cups for Treatment & Recovery Programs
Treatment and recovery programs that screen frequently can access multi-panel point-of-care urine drug-testing cups through TMS, with competitive customer pricing and support that connects onsite preliminary screening to laboratory confirmation when appropriate.
Education
Drug Testing in Treatment & Recovery
Drug testing may provide objective information that supports provider-directed treatment, medication monitoring, and long-term recovery planning. Testing may help clinicians review expected medication findings, identify unexpected substance findings, and recognize information that warrants follow-up.
Testing should be incorporated into an individualized treatment and recovery plan and interpreted by the treating provider. Testing may identify findings that warrant clinical review for possible renewed substance use.
Learn Why Drug Testing May Be UsedPoint-of-Care Drug Testing
Immediate Screening When Your Protocol Calls for It
TMS can provide multi-panel point-of-care urine drug-testing cups for practices and treatment programs that use rapid onsite screening as part of their monitoring protocol. These tests provide preliminary screening results at the point of care; unexpected or clinically significant findings may require laboratory confirmation as determined by the treating provider and applicable testing protocol.
Point-of-care testing may be particularly useful for treatment programs, recovery programs, and appropriate behavioral-health settings that test frequently as part of an established monitoring protocol.
Competitive practice pricing available.
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Bring Operational Structure to Your Treatment Program
One coordinated workflow across sites, services and remote care.