Midwest Clinical Research Center
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Join Midwest Clincal Research in advancing medical technology

If you’re eager to contribute to cutting-edge science and potentially improve healthcare outcomes, we invite you to schedule an appointment to meet our experienced team and discover if you qualify for upcoming clinical trials. Your participation could make a significant difference in the future of healthcare. Sign up now to be a part of groundbreaking research in Ohio!

Our free screening appointments will be offered on Monday through Friday at:

Appointments are required. Clinical Trial Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis. For any questions or if you need a time outside of the days and times available, please contact our team directly at 937-424-1050

Why should I consider participating in a Clinical Trial?

Participating in a trial with Midwest Clinical Research Center offers you the opportunity to contribute to medical advancements and potentially access innovative treatments.

Throughout the trial, you’ll receive close monitoring and specialized care from experienced medical professionals. Your participation not only benefits the scientific community but also provides you with the chance to potentially benefit from cutting-edge therapies.

What's involved with Screening for a Clinical Trial?

During your screening for a clinical trial with Midwest Clinical Research Center, our dedicated team will guide you through a thorough evaluation process. This typically involves a series of assessments to determine your eligibility for specific trials.

These assessments may include reviewing your medical history, conducting physical examinations, and performing various tests such as blood work or imaging studies.

Our goal during the screening is to ensure that you meet the criteria for the trial and that your health and safety are prioritized throughout the process. Rest assured, our team is here to support you every step of the way and answer any questions you may have about the screening or the trial itself.