Millennium Health

04/01/2026

Our sales representative James and Nate recently attended the 2026 DFW Behavioral Health Symposium. It was an incredible event!

03/31/2026

More than just an online ordering platform, Intellium leverages over 15 years of excellence, proprietary data intelligence, and clinical expertise to help clinicians improve patient care. https://ow.ly/sCNz50YvBmF

03/30/2026

This year’s Signals Report provides an update on overdose deaths involving , national rates of fentanyl-associated polysubstance use involving other opioids and illicit stimulants, takes a deeper dive into illicit stimulant use, and highlights the significant challenges that clinicians and communities face on this topic. Read our report to learn more. https://ow.ly/iAyG50YobS1

03/24/2026

What are the negative consequences of illicit stimulant use? What tools are available to clinicians for treating stimulant use disorders? What might escalating rates of illicit stimulant use mean for the future of the and ongoing drug use epidemic? How could it impact our communities? We provide some insight into these critically important questions in the latest Signals Report. https://ow.ly/OCm950YobOq

03/23/2026

Nate and James look forward to visiting with attendees of the 2026 DFW Behavioral Health Symposium in Irving, TX. Hope to see you there!

03/19/2026

Millennium UDT provides definitive detection of more than 100 drugs and metabolites encompassing over 400 brand name drugs. The results offer objective information to support improved clinical decision-making. https://ow.ly/byj950YvBk0

03/17/2026

What are the latest trends for methamphetamine and co***ne use among people who use fentanyl? Are there regional differences in patterns of illicit stimulant use? How do rates of stimulant use compare between people who use fentanyl and those who do not? Find out in Volume 8 of the Millennium Health Signals Report. https://ow.ly/TKy550Yobjw

03/12/2026

How have trends in the use of other opioids (i.e., he**in, Rx opioids) changed recently among people who use ? What do these changes tell us about the illicit opioid supply and how do they potentially relate to changes in overdose deaths? The latest Signals Report provides insight into these questions from clinical urine drug testing results. https://ow.ly/OMLf50YobhR

03/11/2026

The organization Partnership to End Addiction recently published an article titled “Overdose deaths decline but new risks emerge as drug supply changes” that reviews the current drug use landscape. The article includes references to our Millennium Health Signals Report Vol. 8.

The illicit drug supply is changing to include lethal combinations of fentanyl with stimulants, sedatives, and novel synthetics, but testing and treatment have not caught up with this reality.

03/09/2026

We celebrated on Friday with In-N-Out burgers and fries and cupcakes. Thank you to all our employees for your hard work and dedication!

03/06/2026

Overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the U.S., but together, we can create change. Today we recognize to remember the lives lost to drug overdose.

On March 6, across the United States families and loved ones remember and celebrate the lives lost to overdose. This day has become known as Black Balloon Day. Black Balloon Day has become a national and international event, bringing awareness to overdose deaths.

03/05/2026

A recent article in Pain News Network titled “Illicit Use of Rx Opioids Down Significantly” reviews drug use trends for patients undergoing addiction treatment. Data from our recent Signals Report as well as an interview with our VP of Clinical Affairs Eric Dawson, PharmD were included in the reporting.

By Pat Anson The illicit use of prescription opioids by patients undergoing addiction treatment has fallen dramatically over the past decade, according to a new analysis by Millennium Health.  The drug testing company analyzed nearly 1.7 million urine samples collected from patients dia