Areas we serve
Salud Clinical Services enrolls volunteers from Immokalee at our research site in Lehigh Acres.
Immokalee is a largely Spanish-speaking agricultural community in northern Collier County connected to Lehigh Acres by a single direct highway.
SR-82 runs directly from Immokalee to our site, with no interstate driving required.
Our bilingual staff conduct consent and study visits in Spanish, which matters to many Immokalee families.
45 Alabama Rd N. Unit 8 · Lehigh Acres, FL 33936 · +1 (239) 491-9714
Clinical research depends on volunteers from every kind of community. Taking part gives Immokalee residents access to investigational treatments under close medical supervision, study-related care at no cost, and a direct role in answering questions that routine care cannot.
The studies below are open to eligible volunteers from Immokalee and the surrounding area.
We're studying an investigational study drug, given as an injection, to see if it can possibly help adults with moderate to severe COPD breathe easier.
A research study evaluating an investigational medication in adults living with type 2 diabetes who are already taking a stable diabetes regimen.
A cardiovascular research study for adults whose blood pressure remains above goal despite current therapy.
A study evaluating an investigational approach to migraine prevention in adults with frequent migraine days each month.
A dermatology research study for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.
A vaccine research study for adults age 50 and older, evaluating an investigational vaccine and its safety profile.
A women's health research study for postmenopausal adults, evaluating an investigational treatment and related symptom measures.
Answers to questions we hear most often.
Yes. All of our enrolling studies are open to eligible volunteers from Immokalee, as long as you can attend visits at our Lehigh Acres site.
Our site is about 30 miles — roughly 40–45 minutes by car from Immokalee, a direct run northwest on SR-82.
No. Study-related visits, procedures and study medication are provided at no cost to participants.
Many studies offer compensation for time and travel. The amount depends on the protocol and is explained before you agree to take part.
Yes. You are welcome to bring a family member or caregiver to your visits.
Questions about a study, a referral, or a protocol placement — we answer all three.
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