Let's Find a Study for You
MBR is currently seeking participants, including healthy adults, for clinical trials at research sites in Monroe, Charleston, and Louisville.
When you take part in a study at MBR, you may:
- Receive study-related exams and care at no cost
- Learn about investigational medicines
- Get compensated for study-related time and travel
Health insurance is NOT required to join a study. Submitting your information does not commit you to joining a study. It's simply the first step toward finding which studies may be a good fit.
What Happens Next
After you submit your information, someone from MBR will contact you to learn more about your health history, location, and study interests.
Together, you’ll review studies you may qualify for, what participation involves, and any compensation that may be available. You’ll have time to ask questions before deciding whether a study is right for you.
Want to learn more first? Want to learn more about the research process? We'll be here to answer your questions after you sign up, or you can read more about the clinical trial process on this page.
Submit Your Information
By clicking Submit and Continue, you consent to Monroe Biomedical Research storing your information and processing it to determine which studies you may qualify for. You agree to receive emails and text messages about research opportunities (you can unsubscribe any time; message and data rates may apply). See MBR’s Privacy Policy for details.
Why Join a Clinical Trial?
Receive Study-Related Care
Clinical trials include visits with experienced physicians and clinical research professionals who monitor your health throughout the study.
Study-related exams, tests, and care are typically provided at no cost to you.
Contribute to Something Bigger
Every approved medicine exists because people chose to take part in research.
By participating, you may help researchers learn more about health conditions, investigational medicines, and future treatment options.
Get Compensated for Your Time
Almost all studies at MBR offer payment for study-related time and travel.
The amount varies by study, and you’ll know what to expect before deciding whether to participate.
Learn About Investigational Medicines
Some studies evaluate investigational medicines, vaccines, devices, or approaches to care.
If you qualify, the study team will explain what is being researched, what is known, what is still being studied, and what participation may involve.
Find a Study in Monroe, Charleston, or Louisville
Browse clinical trials currently enrolling at MBR research sites.
What's it Like to Join a Clinical Trial?
Joining a clinical trial starts with a conversation. The study team will explain the purpose of the study, what visits may be required, what tests or procedures are involved, and whether compensation is available.
If you qualify, you’ll review an informed consent form before deciding whether to participate. Taking part is always voluntary, and you can leave a study at any time.
Common Questions About Clinical Trials
No. Health insurance is not required to join a clinical trial. Study-related care and treatments are typically provided at no cost.
What People Say About Joining a Study at MBR
Friendly and knowledgeable staff who truly care for your wellbeing. My visit was extremely quick and efficient, thanks to the nurses. The clinic is clean.
I was treated very well. [The nurse] was very good, compassionate and gentle when drawing blood.
I’ve been interacting with them for the past few months and ever interaction has been pleasant, professional, positive, and helpful each and every time. I can’t speak highly enough of the courteous staff and front of house. I am very appreciative of their efforts in working with me and allowing me to participate in the study I have been a part of.
My wife and I visited the facility for initial blood draws. On arrival, we were promptly attended to for completion of the required paperwork. Following completion, our blood draws were performed professionally and in a timely manner. Job well done.
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