Whether you’re a small business owner or responsible for hiring at your company, the importance of making good hiring decisions cannot be overstated. Every member of your team plays an important role in your success, and you can’t afford to take any chances. That’s why it’s important to have First Choice in your corner. We offer every conceivable lab test available in our convenient location in South Little Rock, and we’re here to help!

If your company conducts pre-employment or random drug testing, First Choice operates a full-service clinic conveniently located in south Little Rock. We also offer pre-employment physicals and background checks so that you can make smart hiring decisions. We offer discreet and confidential testing services and offer most of our lab testing services during business hours without an appointment. You’ll get the quickest possible turnaround time on all testing results, and we have a Medical Review Officer (MRO) on staff to verify their accuracy.

Raising children is expensive, and the costs continue to rise. In fact, most middle-class families pay an estimated $300,000 to support a child until they reach the age of 18. It’s also a lot of work, and a job best left to two parents. Unfortunately, many children are raised by a single mother because the father is unable or unwilling to meet his responsibilities as a parent. Some fathers do a great job of co-parenting after a divorce or a separation, but far too many get so delinquent with child support payments that the mother is forced to seek help from the authorities.

Tuberculosis (TB) is an infection that adversely affects the lungs and respiratory system, and there are thousands of new cases of Tuberculosis each year in the United States. TB infections are caused by a bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and it’s very treatable if it’s detected early enough. An untreated TB infection can spread throughout the body and cause problems for the digestive system and the central nervous system. Many people won’t know that they’re infected until they begin showing symptoms, and some people don’t get sick at all. But an individual with a latent TB infection (LTBI) can spread the infection to others, particularly small children and the elderly.