Clinical Research in Philadelphia

Volunteers who participate in a clinical trial will receive medical care at no cost. Volunteers will also be reimbursed for their time and travel. Additionally, you may be getting access to a brand-new treatment before it’s widely available. We want to help patients by giving them access to the latest advances in clinical research.

What are Some of Your Past Clinical Trials?

Tristar Clinical Investigations has participated in a number of helpful clinical trials over the past 25 years. Our clinical research in Philadelphia has included trials for ailments and diseases like depression, ED, fibromyalgia, hypertension, prostate cancer prevention, and more. You can learn more about our previous trials here.

What Other Treatment Options Do I Have Besides a Clinical Trial?

In many cases, there are other treatments you may be able to try. But our research is focused on trying to prove the effectiveness and safety of a new kind of treatment. Therefore, the medications that we’re testing may be more effective for you than the more widespread treatment options that are available. It’s best to discuss your different treatment options with your physician.

What Do I Have to Do to Prepare for My Clinical Trial?

We appreciate your role in our goal to help make advancements in the healthcare industry. The safety of our patients is a top priority for us here at Tristar Investigations. So, we make sure that we strictly stick to any guidelines involved in the study. If you have any questions or concerns about the trial that you’re participating in, we encourage you to talk to us or your doctor about it.

How Long Do Clinical Studies Take?

Our organization takes part in phase 2 trials through phase 4 clinical trials in Philadelphia. Some trials last for a few months. Meanwhile, other studies may last up to 5 years. It all depends on the particular trial that you’re applying for.

When you participate in a clinical study, it’s important to know exactly what you’re signing up for. What is your part in the study? Is there a medication you have to take? When do you have to take it? How often do you have to go for a checkup during the trial? How will the clinical research doctors know if the treatment is working for you? And you may have more questions of your own. But our organization will go over everything with you ahead of time, so you can have peace of mind going into the study. We want to make sure you’re comfortable and safe during the process.

Will My Health Information be Kept Private During Clinical Research?

Patient confidentiality is important to us. We will make sure that your personal information is only seen by those who have permission to it.