Drug and alcohol testing near Bellflower

In short

Bellflower residents can get drug and alcohol testing by appointment at Blackburn Monitoring, 12326 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, about 25 miles away. We offer one-time tests, random programs, ongoing monitoring and court ordered testing, and mobile testing may be available; call to ask.

Bellflower is in southeast Los Angeles County, with the I-605 near its eastern edge and the CA-91 Artesia Freeway along its south side. It is a mostly residential city, and many people here commute west along the 91 or the 105 every day, which is the same direction you will travel to reach us.

Talk to a real person today. Call (888) 305-5422. Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Testing by appointment.

Getting to us from Bellflower

From Bellflower, take CA-91 west to I-405 north, or I-105 west to I-405 north, and exit at Venice Blvd. That is roughly 40 to 50 minutes in light traffic. Rush hour on the 405 can add a lot, so allow extra time if your test day falls on a weekday morning.

Metro C Line stations sit just north of Bellflower in Downey and Norwalk. The C Line runs west along the I-105 corridor toward LAX, where connections head north to the Westside. Transfers vary, so check Metro’s trip planner for the best route.

Courts in the Southeast District

Bellflower falls in the Los Angeles Superior Court’s Southeast District, which lists courthouses in Bellflower, Downey, Norwalk and Whittier. Your case may be handled at any of them, so check your paperwork. When a court or attorney requires testing, our court ordered testing includes chain of custody documentation when needed and observed collection when required.

What we offer

Every test is by appointment, with a photo ID checked at intake. Fentanyl is included in testing, and partner laboratories confirm positives when a result will be relied on. Browse all test types or our services.

Mobile testing

Coming to us is not the only option. Mobile testing at home or work, for an additional fee, may be available in Bellflower; call to ask. If you need a time outside office hours, ask about other Blackburn locations on the Westside.

Who we help in Bellflower

We help families in the Bellflower Unified School District area who are worried about a teen or adult child, people completing court or probation requirements, licensed professionals under monitoring, and treatment programs that want reliable testing for clients after discharge.

More support

A Bellflower parent who just got an answer they did not want deserves a clear next step. Your monitoring coordinator can make an introduction, or you can start on our get help page.

Nearby areas

See also Downey and Lakewood, or browse all areas we serve.

Talk to a real person today. Call (888) 305-5422. Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Testing by appointment.

If someone may have taken too much of a substance, is hard to wake, or is in danger, call 911. For a mental health or suicidal crisis, call or text 988. For free, confidential treatment referrals, the SAMHSA National Helpline is 1-800-662-4357.

Common questions

Is there a courthouse in Bellflower?

The Superior Court's Southeast District lists a Bellflower Courthouse along with Downey, Norwalk and Whittier. Your paperwork will say which one is handling your case.

What freeway should I take from Bellflower?

CA-91 west or I-105 west, then I-405 north to the Venice Blvd exit. Plan on about 40 to 50 minutes without heavy traffic.

Can a Bellflower treatment program refer a client to you?

Yes. With the client's written consent, we share results with the program quickly. See our page for clinicians or call to set it up.

Do Bellflower clients need to drive to Mar Vista for every test?

Not always. Mobile testing for an additional fee may be available in Bellflower; call to ask.

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