Dominion Diagnostics

02/12/2026

Who does Dominion Diagnostics serve?

We partner with healthcare providers across a wide range of care settings — from pain management specialists to mental & behavioral health providers and SUD, MAT, and OTP programs.

Our drug monitoring solutions are designed to support accurate clinical decision-making, improve treatment adherence, and help providers deliver safer, more effective patient care.

Learn more about how we support your specialty: https://domdiag.com/who-we-serve/

02/11/2026

Today we celebrate the women whose curiosity, expertise, and dedication continue to advance science and healthcare.

From laboratory science and clinical expertise to research, technology, and leadership, women play a vital role in driving innovation and improving patient care. We’re proud to work alongside women who bring skill, integrity, and passion to everything they do—and who help inspire the next generation to pursue careers in science.

Today and every day, we celebrate the impact of women in science.

02/09/2026

It’s Phlebotomist Recognition Week, and we’re proud to recognize our outstanding phlebotomy team.

Being a phlebotomist takes patience, empathy, and a steady hand. Our team delivers all of that and more, helping patients feel at ease while ensuring specimens are collected with accuracy and care.

Thank you to our phlebotomists for the vital role you play in supporting quality care every single day!

02/05/2026

Telehealth, made easier.

Dominion Diagnostics offers flexible Telehealth solutions for urine and oral fluid drug testing to support Substance Use Disorder and Pain Management programs—complete with convenient specimen collection kits, HIPAA-compliant workflows, and fast, secure reporting through Dominion Connect.

Learn how we simplify the process for clinics, providers, and patients in our 90-second video:

Did you know that Dominion Diagnostics offers Telehealth Solutions? Let us show you how it works! Interested in more information? Call 401.667.5688 or email ...

02/02/2026

February is Black History Month, and 2026 marks a century of national commemorations.

This milestone invites us to reflect on the enduring impact, resilience, and contributions of Black individuals whose leadership, innovation, and advocacy have shaped our communities and our nation. It is also a time to listen, learn, and continue building a future grounded in equity, respect, and opportunity for all.

To learn more about Black History Month, visit: https://www.blackhistorymonth.gov/index.html

01/29/2026

Consuming poppy seed products can result in a positive op**te IA/Immunoassay screen. Commercially available poppy seeds have been shown to contain 2 to 294 micrograms of morphine and 0.4 to 57 micrograms of codeine per gram of seed. Following poppy seed ingestion, morphine concentrations in the urine generally peak within 3 to 8 hours and may be positive for as long as 48 to 60 hours post-ingestion. These results are true IA/immunoassay positives, though not indicative of op**te abuse.

Find the answers to more commonly asked questions: https://domdiag.com/provider-faq/

01/28/2026

Integrity. Accountability. Accuracy.

The values that drive our work and our commitment to better patient care .

01/27/2026

A new synthetic stimulant, N-isopropyl butylone, is emerging in the illicit drug market as other substances become regulated. Recently detected in multiple overdose cases—often alongside fentanyl, co***ne, or methamphetamine—this drug poses serious and growing public health concerns.

Ongoing monitoring and awareness are critical as the drug supply continues to evolve.

N-Isopropyl butylone is an unscheduled, novel synthetic cathinone analogue bearing structural resemblance to multiple beta-keto methylenedioxyamphetamines (“-ylones”), including N-ethyl pentylone, N,N-dimethylpentylone, and N-propyl butylone. N,N-Dimethylpentylone was placed under control by the...

01/22/2026

It’s National Blood Donor Month.
According to Red Cross, every 2 seconds someone in the U.S needs blood and/or platelets, and just one donation can save more than one life. From emergency care to cancer treatment and chronic illness, donated blood plays a critical role in patient care every day.

This month, we invite you to consider donating blood and making a meaningful impact in your community. Your generosity could be the reason someone gets a second chance.

Find a blood drive near you: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/find-drive

01/20/2026

The overdose crisis continues to evolve.

A study examining U.S. overdose deaths from 2010–2021 shows a sharp rise in fentanyl-related deaths involving stimulants like co***ne and methamphetamine — now the most common co-involved substances nationwide.

These findings highlight the urgent need for evidence-based, adaptive approaches to care and harm reduction.

Explore the research: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/add.16318

01/15/2026

In 2026, fentanyl continues to pose a serious public health risk.

As of December 1, the DEA reports seizing the equivalent of over 347 million potentially lethal doses of fentanyl across the United States.

Fentanyl is often found in counterfeit pills made to look like legitimate prescription medications — and it can take as little as 2 mg, or just one pill, to be deadly.

Awareness and education remain critical tools in preventing overdose and saving lives.

Learn more: https://www.dea.gov/onepill

01/14/2026

Toxicology terms, explained.

From creatinine to specific gravity, these markers help ensure accurate and reliable testing.