Routine tests of urine or saliva will show whether you have been using other illicit or inappropriate drugs and whether you have been taking your MAT. You may have to give supervised samples to ensure they are yours. With continual negative results, you’ll be asked to take drug tests less often. If you test positive for other drugs, your provider may ask that you take drug tests more often, and may even lead to discharge from the program. The Treatment Program Standards require us to perform what are known as “Random Screenings” to monitor your progress with the program. You may receive a call from the office stating that you need to come in for a Random Screening. For this visit, you need to bring all your medications with you to be counted. You will be required to provide a urine or saliva sample at the clinic. You must come in for your Random Screening with 24 hours of receiving the phone call. There are absolutely no exceptions to this rule. Missing a single Random Screening will result in disqualification from the program. Failing a urine or saliva screening (showing a positive result for usage of illegal drugs) may result in disqualification from the program We also have medical affiliates who provide direct medical care in most regions.