A clinical study helps researchers understand how new diagnostic tests, medical devices, or procedures work in real-life settings.
These studies provide important information that can improve healthcare and advance scientific knowledge.
What is a clinical study?
Why should I consider participating?
People join clinical studies for different reasons, including:
- Access to new diagnostic tests
- Personalized attention from trained clinical staff
- Contributing to medical research
- Helping improve healthcare for future patients
- Compensation for time and travel (depending on the study)
Participation is always voluntary.
Is it safe to participate in a study?
Yes. Your safety is our top priority.
Safety protections include:
- Review by an Independent Review Board (IRB)
- Trained clinical staff following Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
- Oversight by a licensed Principal Investigator
- Monitoring for any side effects or concerns
- The right to stop participating at any time
Every study is designed to minimize risk.
What types of studies do you conduct?
BioPartners conducts:
- Diagnostic test studies
- Biospecimen collection studies
- Device usability and self-collection studies
- Observational studies
- Research involving questionnaires or interviews
Most of our studies are non-invasive or minimally invasive.