LabCorp encourages the use of an independent Medical Review Officer (MRO) to review all nonnegative test results 2025

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The document is a reference guide from LabCorp detailing urine drug detection guidelines and specimen validity testing. It provides cut-off levels for various drugs of abuse, including stimulants, opiates, hallucinogens, and alcohol, along with their detection times in urine. The guide emphasizes the importance of using an independent Medical Review Officer (MRO) for reviewing nonnegative test results and outlines factors that can affect drug detectability.

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Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which emphasizes the importance of having an independent Medical Review Officer (MRO) assess all nonnegative test results.
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Refer to the drug detection guidelines provided. Input any relevant details regarding substances tested and their respective cut-off levels as indicated.
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What is mro labcorp?

A Medical Review Officer (MRO) is a licensed physician responsible for receiving and reviewing laboratory results generated by a testing protocol. All physicians order and interpret lab results to better treat a patient. An MRO has received specific training and passed Certification requirements.

What is a MRO in labcorp?

Labcorp offers Medical Review Officer (MRO) tools to aid with the delivery of reviewed results.

What is the Labcorp mro review?

MRO Review is an application within the Labcorp Corporate Solutions suite of web-based tools. This tool allows Labcorp Corporate Solutions registered MROs to receive, interpret, and report federally and non-federally regulated workplace drug test results.

Will MRO call for negative results?

If MRO drug test results are negative: The MRO ensures the results are accurate and sends the verified findings to the employer and employee. The results are then reported to both the employer and employee.

What is a MRO review for drug test?

If an initial drug test is negative, the findings are confirmed and the results are sent to the employer. If the initial drug test is positive, the MRO will contact the donor to see if they are on any medications or have any other legitimate medical explanation for the positive result (usually within 24 hours).

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Does the MRO call if you pass a drug test? The answer is usually no. If the result is negative with no issues, the Medical Review Officer generally doesnt need to follow up.

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