Care Access Research

A collective of community-based physicians and advocates making clinical research more accessible to all patients by bringing investigational therapies into communities.

Dedicated clinical research sites enabling accessible clinical trial participation.

A unique, multi-specialty network of clinical research sites operating as a single connected team with multiple global branches to support Phase II, III, and IV clinical trials.

Mobile clinical capabilities allowing health screening and trial enrollment outside of traditional facilities.

A referral program and patient recruitment service that connects clinical research sites with pre-qualified community members who have completed lab testing and meet study-specific requirements.

Support services including Central Clinical Services designed to reduce research site burden and offer operational flexibility.

Experienced research staff and specialized roles provided to help study sites address key pain points in clinical trial execution, including limited capacity, specialized staff needs, and patient enrollment.

A program for community-based physicians and advanced practice providers to lead clinical trials and offer their patients opportunities to participate.

A partnership program where community-based physicians and healthcare professionals educate their patients about health screening or clinical trial opportunities available through Care Access.

A complimentary health screening and blood test provided by Care Access to evaluate eligibility for weight management and GLP-1 clinical trials, including assessments for heart, kidney, and liver health.

Lab test that measures a heart-related protein that can help detect heart strain or heart failure.

A direct-access blood test that measures C-reactive protein levels to assess inflammation and cardiovascular disease risk.

Clinical research study supporting participants currently or recently experiencing a COPD flare up.

A free community health screening and cardiovascular risk laboratory test measuring Lipoprotein(a) levels to assess heart attack and stroke risk while contributing to clinical research.

Centralized research staff and remote solutions to support study tasks, patient referral management, and remote data entry.

Blood tests to screen for liver disease and detect fibrosis.

Featured health screening program designed to help individuals learn about their health and connect to research opportunities.

A flexible investigator pathway where experienced principal investigators oversee clinical trials remotely with occasional travel.

An A1c test measures your average blood sugar over the past few months to help identify your risk of prediabetes or diabetes.

A simple blood test that checks vitamin D levels to help identify deficiencies that can lead to fatigue, bone pain, muscle weakness, or reduced immunity.

Clinical research study for participants currently or recently experiencing an ulcerative colitis flare.

Measures how well your kidneys are filtering out waste and maintaining body balance.

Measures different substances produced by your liver.

A simple blood test that measures TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone) levels to check how well the thyroid is working.

Measures allergy-related white blood cells.

A panel of blood tests that assess liver health by measuring enzymes, proteins, Enhanced Liver Fibrosis markers, and platelet counts.

A direct-access blood test that measures morning cortisol levels to help evaluate stress hormones, metabolism, blood sugar, and sleep cycle regulation.

Estimates how well kidneys are filtering blood using creatinine level, age, and gender.

Lab test to understand how well the thyroid is supporting energy and metabolism.

Measures the amount of creatinine in the blood to help evaluate kidney filtration and detect kidney problems.

Measures a heart-related protein that can help detect heart strain or heart failure.

Measures the amount of lipoprotein(a) or Lp(a) in the blood to help assess the risk for heart disease, stroke, and heart valve disease.

Measures triglycerides, a type of fat in the blood linked with increased risk of heart disease.

Measures very low-density lipoprotein in the blood which primarily carries triglycerides and contributes to arterial blockages.

Measures total cholesterol in the blood, combining both LDL-C and HDL-C.

Measures the amount of low-density lipoprotein (LDL-C) in the blood, considered bad cholesterol.

Measures the amount of high-density lipoprotein (HDL-C) in the blood, known as good cholesterol.