Improving lives through clinical research

Help us advance medical knowledge and treatments by participating in local clinical research studies.

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14,500+

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PARTICIPANTS IN DATABASE

120%

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ENROLLMENT RATE

25+

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

20+

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SPONSORS & CROs

90%

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RETENTION RATE

Clinical Trials in Marietta Georgia

Clinical research gives patients an opportunity to play a direct role in what comes next for healthcare. At our Marietta research center, we partner with patients, physicians, and study sponsors to bring promising new approaches to the clinical setting.

Our team combines medical expertise with a practical, patient-focused approach to research. From study visits to ongoing communication, we work to make participation clear, comfortable, and respectful of each patient’s time.

Led by experienced physician investigators and clinical research professionals, our center is committed to producing high-quality data while giving participants the attentive care they deserve. The work we do today can help shape better options for patients tomorrow—both here in our community and beyond.

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Participate in a Clinical Trial

Be part of something bigger! Join a clinical trial and help advance the future of healthcare while accessing innovative treatment opportunities.

Internal Medicine

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Pain Management

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Women’s Health

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Vaccines

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Sign up to be notified about the latest research studies in the Marrietta, GA area that could give you access to new treatments and expert care.

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What are clinical research studies or clinical trials?

Clinical research studies, also known as clinical trials, are medical studies involving volunteers that help doctors learn better ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases.

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Participants may receive access to new treatments, medical monitoring, or advanced care that is not yet widely available to them at no cost. Clinical trials follow safety and ethical guidelines to protect participants and are a critical step in improving healthcare for everyone.

In short, clinical research turns science into real-world medical care, which helps today’s patients and future generations.

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Why volunteer to participate in clinical trials?

Participating in a clinical trial can be meaningful for both personal and health reasons, including:

Access to healthcare and new treatments that may not be widely available

Medical monitoring by a dedicated research team including board certified physicians and providers

No-cost care including doctor visits, diagnostic tests, labs and procedures

The opportunity to contribute to medical advancements that may help others in the future

Reimbursement for time and travel is available in many studies

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Empowerment by taking an active role in your healthcare

Clinical trials are conducted under strict safety and ethical standards, making participant well-being a top priority.