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Take part in research that shapes future care

Learn what joining a clinical study involves, in English or Spanish, with a team that puts your comfort first.

Why people take part

Clinical studies help researchers find out whether new treatments are safe and effective. Participants contribute to that progress and may gain access to new treatment options under close medical supervision.

At Clarité, you’ll be cared for by a team that explains each step, answers your questions and respects your time.

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What to expect

Every study is different, but the path to participating follows the same steps.

  1. Join the registry

    Tell us a little about yourself and the conditions you’re interested in.

  2. We contact you

    When a study opens that may be a match, our team reaches out in your preferred language.

  3. Informed consent

    We walk you through the study, its purpose, visits and possible risks before you decide.

  4. Study visits

    If you choose to take part, our staff supports you through every visit.

Areas we study

If you live with one of these conditions, a study may be a good fit for you.

Dermatology

Studies advancing treatments for a wide range of skin conditions and improving patient outcomes.

Primary care

Research on common health conditions and everyday care needs, toward better treatment options.

Women’s health

Trials addressing conditions that affect women, with compassionate, participant-centered care.

Obesity & weight management

New approaches to weight management and metabolic health, with support throughout the study.

Common questions

Have another question? Call us at (786) 558-4051.

What is a clinical research study?
It is a carefully designed study that tests whether a treatment, medicine or approach is safe and effective. Studies follow a protocol reviewed by an ethics committee to protect participants.
Is participation voluntary?
Yes. Taking part is always your choice, and you can decide to leave a study at any time.
What is informed consent?
Before you join, the study team explains the purpose, procedures, possible risks and benefits. You can ask questions and take time to decide before signing.
Can I participate in Spanish?
Yes. Our team is bilingual and can guide you through the process in English or Spanish.
How do I find out about new studies?
Join our research registry. We’ll contact you when a study opens that may be a match.

Two ways to work with us

Sponsors and CROs

Send us a feasibility questionnaire or a synopsis and we’ll respond with the site’s fit for your protocol.

Request site feasibility

People interested in research

Join the registry and we’ll contact you when a study opens that may be a match, in English or Spanish.

Join the research registry