Visitation
In matters of custody, Pathfinder has the best interest of children and families at heart. Our neutral observers offer documented supervision for visits in a home-like environment. Visitations are supervised at all times by a trained (staff) Family Support Worker, who make every effort to keep the child/children safe. Our qualified staff's purpose during the visit is to closely listen and observe parent and child interaction, along with child/children behavior. If necessary, the Family Support Worker may terminate a visit if the parent violates court ordered terms of the visit. Court ordered terms typically specify the time, duration, place and goals to complete during visits. Pathfinder will provide documentation to the parent, detailing efforts, or lack thereof, in attaining the goals prescribed through court order.

Pathfinder's child custody visits are affordable at $50 per hour. Payment is required in advance.

Drug Testing

Pathfinder offers specimen collection to detect the presence, or absence, of alcohol or other controlled substances in a biological specimen of urine, hair,
​sweat or saliva. 

Specimen collection is available to private pay clients, custody liaisons, individual and business clients. All services are offered both on-site and off-site. 
Corporate pricing available upon request.
Pathfinder offers:
  • Color Call-In Drug Screening Line (Lincoln Office)
  • Urinary Analysis Screen with 12 Panel Tests
  • Masking and Adulteration Testing
  • 80 Hour Alcohol Lab Confirmed Testing
  • K2 and Synthetic Marijuana Testing
  • Designer Stimulant Testing
  • Drug Sweat Patch Testing
  • Hair Follicle Testing for Adults and Children
  • Mouth Swab Screening
  • Breathalyzer Testing
When should drug testing be considered?
  • Employment pre-hire screening
  • Check for on-the-job drug use
  • Identify early substance abuse problems in order to make an appropriate referral
  • Legal or forensic purposes. Testing may be part of a criminal or motor vehicle accident investigation. Drug screening may also be ordered as part of a court case.
  • Monitoring opioid use. If you've been prescribed an opioid for chronic pain, your health care provider may order a drug test to make sure you are taking the right amount of your medicine.
  • Sports organizations. Professional and collegiate athletes usually need to take a test for performance-enhancing drugs or other substances.