2 tick bites in Massachusetts, can I get them tested, identified?

So hubby came home with 2 ticks on his back yesterday. I'm not sure I'm identifying them correctly but I think one is an American Dog Tick and the other a brown dog tick (but it's more red in coloration). I've saved both of them in a plastic bag, super creeper out to keep them in the house, buhhhhh)

I removed them with this little thing we have, it worked great, pulled out the skin they were attched too....kept their parts all in tact, so I know there are no parts left behind, except for maybe their lovely little unseen companions like Lyme.....

We live in Massachusetts, does anyone know if we can get the little b*stars tested for any and all infections so we at least know that if something happens, we know what we are up against???

So, were they attached...or just on the skin?

If they were attached - then he needs to be treated.

tick bite and no symptoms - treat of 28 days.

The Bay Area Lyme is keeping track of what infections are found in what tick in what part of the country, and said they intend to put out a report of what their results are at some point in time.

From the link PeteZa posted:
" By sending us your tick(s) you are participating in a citizen science project and national tick-collection/testing effort which will enable our scientists to compare past and potential future distributions of ticks and tick-borne disease. Our hope is that by collecting this data, we may be able to predict where risk of disease is most common."

Then I wouldn't wait for the tick test results...

I would start him a.s.a.p. on treatment.