Intelius and eScreen: Simplifying the Drug-Screening Process
<p>On April 7, 2009 Intelius Screening Solutions formed an alliance with the automated network called eScreen, in order to carry out faster drug tests and paperless transactions. The alliance also gives small and middle-sized businesses the chance to make use of the pre-integrated electronic drug and pre-employment background screening solution.</p>
<p>Sold by <a href=”http://www.nchra.org/StaticContent/StaticPages/intelius.htm”>Intellius</a> and powered by eScreen, the electronic drug screening works well with Intelius’ tailored pre-employment screening packages. It is an effective way of improving productivity and saving time because it eliminates the troubles associated with drug screening like custody forms and moving from one business application to another.</p>
<p>Like <a href=”http://switchboard.intelius.com/”>Intelius</a> solutions, eScreen’s electronic drug screening uses an innovative process that simplifies the whole thing. It eliminates the need for filing papers and other similar needs. Moreover, the solution can be modified to fit any drug type, industry, or job role. It is better than the old school drug screening process because it cuts transposition time by about 80%, 15 minutes after the test is given.</p>
<p>In addition, the eScreen process is more accurate and secure as compared to the lab-based drug screening procedure because the process is basically free from manual intervention. eScreen’s Occupational Health Network (EOHN), which is more than 1,800 nationwide collection provider sites with a variety of services, is accessible to Intelius’ customers using this solution. The services include both digital rapid drug screens and lab-based tests for non-regulated and regulated programs.</p>
<p><a href=”http://www.linkedin.com/companies/intelius”>Intelius</a> Screening Solutions has been recognized by Workforce Management magazine’s
“Hot List” as a top HR services provider due to their outstanding products and customer service.</p>
<p>Naveen Jain, a philanthropist that Red Herring named as one of the Top 20 Entrepreneurs, founded Intellius in January of 2003.</p>
