How to Prepare for Your Study Visit
Clinical trials are conducted with important participant protections in place, and our team works to provide a supportive, respectful experience throughout participation.
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To ensure a smooth and efficient check-in, please bring the following items with you:
A valid photo ID (e.g., driver’s license or passport)
A list of your current medications, supplements, or vitamins
Your primary care provider’s name and contact (if applicable)
Emergency contact information
If you wear glasses or hearing aids, please bring them as well.
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You will be asked about:
Your medical history
Any recent diagnoses, symptoms, or conditions
Previous hospitalizations or surgeries
Current medications and lifestyle habits (e.g., smoking, alcohol use)
Honest and accurate information is essential to protect your health and ensure you’re placed in the right study.
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Some studies may require:
Fasting (no food or drink except water for a set number of hours)
Avoiding caffeine, alcohol, or certain medications
Stopping specific supplements before your appointment
If fasting or prep is needed, our team will contact you ahead of time with clear instructions.
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Transportation assistance may be available for eligible participants depending on the study.
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You’ll have an opportunity to meet with a clinical staff member to review the study and ask questions before giving your consent. You’ll never be rushed or pressured to participate.
✅ You have the right to withdraw at any time—your comfort and trust are our top priority.
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All your medical information is kept confidential and secure, in full compliance with HIPAA and FDA guidelines.
Ready for Your Visit?
Our friendly bilingual staff is here to make your experience smooth, safe, and respectful. If you have any questions before your appointment, just give us a call or send us a message.
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