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Use blood analysis to learn how your patients are taking their medication

Urine compliance testing is the most effective way to identify recent use of a medication or drug. But when your main concern is determining the amount of drug your patients are taking, a urine test can’t confirm if they are taking more or less than prescribed.

AIT’s blood testing picks up where urine testing leaves off.

Read Josh Gunn, Ph.D.’s Q&A with Pain Live to learn the differences between urine and blood compliance testing. You can also check out our blood testing article in Practical Pain Management.

Blood testing produces critical insights you just can’t obtain through urine. Use blood testing to quantify the amount of drug your patients are taking, verify the amount matches the prescribed dosage and evaluate if medication is being under- or over-prescribed. You also get:


 

• Real-time snapshot of substances currently active in a patient’s system

• Industry-supported correlation between medication dosage and ingestion

• Documented baseline of patient tolerance and level of functionality – can be used in postmortem investigations to assist with cause of death

 
Add blood testing to your comprehensive compliance testing program. To learn more about our compliance testing services, click here. 

For more information about AIT’s blood testing services, contact our Client Services Department.