Which states require drug screening, and how often?

Drug screen requirements are determined by state-specific MAT regulations.

Internal note: Review this table quarterly for regulatory updates.

StateFrequencyAccepted method(s)
AlabamaEvery 3 monthsUrine, blood, saliva, or hair/nails
IndianaOne timeUrine
KansasEvery 3 monthsUrine
MaineOne timeUrine or saliva
MassachusettsOnce per yearUrine, saliva, or blood
North CarolinaOnce per yearUrine
OhioInitial test, then every 6 monthsUrine
VermontOnce per yearUrine or saliva
VirginiaEvery 3 months (year 1), then every 6 months (year 2+)Urine
WisconsinEvery 6–7 weeks (year 1), then every 3 months (year 2+)Urine or saliva

For questions, contact our Labs Team at labs@quick.md or speak with your clinician. QuickMD provides a free home test kit — order through the Screening section of the app.

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