You’re Not Just a Participant You’re a Partner
We support you with respect, transparency, and ongoing medical care.

Active Clinical Trials

18-55 Years Old

Do You Have Schizophrenia?

18-55 Years Old

Are You Overweight?

Age 18 and up

Do You Experience Insomnia?

How It Works

From your first conversation to the completion of the study, each step is designed to be clear, safe, and supportive. You’ll receive all the information you need, be guided through eligibility and enrollment, attend scheduled visits, and be closely monitored by our medical team throughout the study. Our goal is to make the experience simple, transparent, and focused on your well-being every step of the way.

 

1

Information

Learn about the study, eligibility, time commitment, and benefits.

2

Screening

Medical review, informed consent, and eligibility confirmation.

3

Enrollment

Official study entry and completion of required baseline procedures.

4

Treatment

Receive study treatment with scheduled visits and health monitoring.

5

Follow Up

Ongoing evaluations to track safety, progress, and outcomes.

6

Final Visit

Final assessments, study close-out, and next-step guidance.

7

Completed

Study successfully finished with participant support throughout.

Potential Benefits for Participants

Clinical studies are designed with participant safety and support in mind. Depending on the study, you may have access to study-related care, additional health assessments, and compensation for qualifying visits.

High Compensation

Earn compensation while finding cures.

No-cost study visits and evaluations

Access to innovative treatments and therapies at no cost.

Access To Certified Doctors

Get support from an experienced clinical research team focused on your safety and comfort.

Why Join a Clinical Trial?

Clinical trials are a way for people to access medical care, learn about new treatment options, and help improve healthcare for others. Participation is always voluntary, and your safety comes first.

Access to New Treatment Options

Clinical trials may give you access to new medications or therapies that are not yet available to the public. All treatments are provided in a controlled and carefully monitored setting.

Care from Medical Professionals

Every study is led by licensed doctors and trained healthcare teams. You receive study-related medical care and attention throughout the trial at no cost.

Clear and Honest Information

Before joining, you will receive clear explanations about the study, including what to expect, possible benefits, and potential risks. You decide whether participation is right for you.

Help Improve Healthcare

By participating, you help researchers learn more about medical conditions and treatments. Your involvement may help improve care for others in the future.

Compensation for Your Time

Many studies offer compensation for time and travel. Details are shared before enrollment so you know exactly what is involved.

Mailin Rivero Ortega, M.D.

Dr. Mailin Rivero Ortega is a Board-Certified Internal Medicine physician with extensive leadership experience in clinical research, primary care, hospital medicine, and hospice care. She currently serves as Principal Investigator and Medical Director at Suncare Research Center in Miami.

Milko Morriyon, APRN

Milko R. Morriyon, APRN, NP-C, FNP/PMHNP-BC is a highly experienced healthcare professional with a strong background in psychiatric and primary care clinical practice and research. He holds advanced nursing degrees, including a Post-Master’s certification in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.

Clinical Trial Phases

Clinical trials are conducted in stages, called phases. Each phase helps researchers learn more about safety, effectiveness, and how a treatment may benefit adults like you.

 

Phase One

This is the first step, where a small group helps doctors understand how the treatment feels in the body and what dose is safest.

 
 

Phase Two

More people join to see if the treatment actually helps, while doctors continue watching closely for side effects and how participants respond over time.

 
 

Phase Three

This phase includes many participants to confirm results, compare the treatment to others, and make sure it works safely for people in everyday life.

 
 

Phase Four

After approval, participants help doctors learn how the treatment performs long-term and how it fits into real-world care outside the study setting.

 
 

How It Works

Allergies

Cardiology

Dermatology

Ear, Nose ,Throat

Endocrinology

Family Medicine

Gastroenterology

General Surgery

Internal Medicine

Nephrology

Neurology

Nutrition

Ophthalmology

Psychiatry

Pulmonology

Rheumatology

Sleep Medicine

Urology

Vaccines

Women's Health

Let’s See If You Qualify

Answer a few quick questions to see if you may qualify for a current research study. Your information is private and reviewed by our study team.