For Patients
Considering a clinical trial? We’re here to help.
Our team will explain the process clearly, answer your questions, and help you understand whether a study may be a fit.
Help Advance Medicine
Your participation may help researchers learn more about potential treatments and improve care for future patients.
No-Cost Study-Related Care
Qualified participants may receive study-related exams, labs, or assessments at no cost when included in a study.
Compensation May Be Available
Some studies provide compensation for time, travel, or completed visits. Compensation varies by study.
Your Safety Comes First
Studies are conducted under medical oversight by qualified investigators and trained research staff.
How Clinical Trials Work
Learn About Studies
Browse current studies and see whether one may match your health history or interests.
Contact Us
Our team will answer your questions and complete a basic pre-screening review.
Screening Visit
If a study may be a fit, we may schedule a clinic visit to review eligibility and study requirements.
Join the Study
If you qualify and decide to participate, our team will guide you through the study plan.
Ongoing Care & Follow-Up
We will monitor your study visits and help you understand each step along the way.
Your safety and rights matter
Participation in a clinical trial is always voluntary. Before you decide whether to join, our team will explain the study's purpose, visit schedule, procedures, potential risks, potential benefits, and alternatives. You will have time to ask questions before signing an informed consent form.
Informed Consent
You receive detailed study information before deciding whether to participate.
Voluntary Participation
You may choose not to participate or leave a study at any time.
Privacy & Confidentiality
Your information is handled with care in accordance with study requirements and privacy rules.
Clear Communication
Our team is here to answer questions before, during, and after study visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A clinical trial is a research study designed to learn more about a medical treatment, device, vaccine, procedure, or health condition. Each study follows a specific plan called a protocol.
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All clinical research has possible risks. Before you decide to participate, our team will explain known risks, possible benefits, visit requirements, and alternatives.
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Study-related care is typically provided at no cost when it is part of the clinical trial. Any costs, reimbursements, or compensation will be explained before you decide to participate.
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Some studies offer compensation for time, travel, or completed visits. Compensation varies by study and eligibility.
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Yes. Participation is voluntary. You may leave a study at any time for any reason.
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Insurance requirements vary by study. Some studies may not require insurance. Our team will explain requirements during pre-screening.
Current Studies
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Osteoarthritis of the Knee
Are you living with knee pain from osteoarthritis? This clinical research study is evaluating an investigational option for adults with knee osteoarthritis pain.
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Obesity
This clinical research study is for adults living with obesity or overweight who may be interested in an investigational option designed to support weight management research.
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General Anxiety Disorder
Do you often experience excessive worry, nervousness, or anxiety that is difficult to control? This research study is evaluating an investigational option for adults with symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder.
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Proudly serving El Paso and surrounding communities
El Paso Clinical Trials serves a diverse, predominantly Hispanic community. Our team understands the importance of clear, respectful communication. If you prefer support in Spanish, let our team know when you contact us.
Hablamos español. Pregúntenos por los estudios clínicos disponibles y por cómo funciona el proceso de participación.
El Paso, TX and surrounding areas
You can make a difference.
Your health journey may help researchers learn more about future treatment options.