The quiet accuracy of a properly handled sample

Each specimen collected and sealed correctly. One person, one chain of custody, delivered to your lab in Cincinnati.

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HOW WE COLLECT

Specimen collection without the middlemen

Most people think specimen collection is just handing over a cup. We take a different approach—every sample we handle gets a direct chain of custody from pickup to lab drop-off.

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Direct pickup

Esther Boyd picks up each sample personally in Cincinnati and delivers it to your lab.

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Chain of custody

Every sample logged, sealed, and signed. One person handles it from start to finish.

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Flexible scheduling

We work around your hours. Morning, evening, or weekend—just let us know what works.

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Secure transport

Temperature-controlled, tamper-evident bags keep every sample safe from pickup to drop-off.

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No forwarding

Your samples go straight to the lab you choose. No third-party rerouting or delays.

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We’ll get you in and out —fast, easy, and stress-free.

We’ll come to you in Cincinnati — just give us a call before noon.

Our story

Paramount Diagnostics Screening in Cincinnati

Esther Boyd founded Paramount Diagnostics Screening to offer direct, reliable specimen collection. One person, one chain of custody, no middlemen.

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Schedule your first collection

Call Esther directly or send a message. She'll confirm your pickup time and answer any questions before the first collection.

paramountdxscreening@gmail.com
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Cincinnati, Ohio

Common questions about specimen collection