For physicians
Refer with confidence
Your patient stays your patient. We handle study-related care and keep you informed with their consent.
Why refer to research
A clinical trial can be an appropriate option to discuss with patients whose condition is well characterized and who are interested in contributing to research. Study-related visits, assessments, and investigational product are provided at no cost to the patient.
How referrals work
Send us the patient's name and contact information with their permission, or give them our number. Our coordinator conducts pre-screening, reviews consent, and confirms eligibility at a screening visit.
- No change to the patient's existing care relationship
- Study-related visits at no cost to the patient
- Findings of clinical relevance shared with you, with patient consent
- Coordinator available as a direct point of contact for your office
Collaboration opportunities
Physicians interested in a formal research role may qualify as sub-investigators on protocols aligned with their specialty, with training and regulatory support provided by our site.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions we hear most often.
How do I refer a patient?
Use our referral page or call the site directly. With the patient's permission, share their name and contact information and our coordinator will handle pre-screening.
Will I be kept informed of my patient's participation?
With the patient's consent, we notify referring providers of enrollment and share study-related findings of clinical relevance.
Is there a co-investigator opportunity?
Yes. Physicians can serve as sub-investigators on protocols matching their specialty, subject to sponsor and IRB approval and documented training.
How is care coordinated with the patient's existing provider?
We conduct only study-related activities. Routine care remains with you, and our coordinator is available as a direct contact for your office.
Do referring physicians receive compensation?
We do not offer payment for referrals. Compensation is limited to documented professional services under an appropriate agreement, consistent with applicable regulations.
Information on this website is provided for general educational purposes about clinical research and is not medical advice. Participation in any study is voluntary.