Liver diseases, such as fatty liver or alcohol-associated liver disease, can cause damage and affect vital functions of the liver, and in extreme cases, liver failure or death. If you or a loved one are living with liver disease, consider joining a clinical study for an investigational treatment that may help.
How To Join A Clinical Trial
Contact
Us
Give our office a call or fill out your contact information online. An Artemis Research representative will be in touch to give you more information about our current studies and the clinical trial process. You will then conduct a quick, confidential
over the phone questionnaire to deem your eligibility for one of our clinical trials.
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Telehealth Appointment
If you prequalify for a study, our recruitment team will schedule a virtual prescreen visit with one of our medical professionals. During the telehealth appointment, you will review your medical history and discuss the details of the research study, including the possible risks and benefits of the trial.
If the clinical trial is a good fit for you, our team will schedule your in person screening visit with one of our doctors.
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Doctor's Office Visit
The first office visit will consist of study related medical and/or psychological exams and an in-depth review of the study protocol, expectations, and procedures. During your in person office visit, you will begin the process for enrolling in the clinical trial and sign a study consent form.
You will have the opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns with your doctor and coordinate future visits. Throughout the study process, you will have direct and continued contact with our doctors and medical professionals to ensure your comfort and safety during the trial. You will receive compensation for your participation, no-cost medical exams, as well as the investigative medication, vaccination, testing, treatment, or device at no cost.
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Testimonials
What our patients are saying
C.H.
“Friendly, efficient staff, pleasant setting, all in all a very positive experience.”
C.H.
“My experience at the sleep lab is that the employees were very nice and professional. I felt like I was awake more than I was asleep, it’ll be interesting to see my results.”
C.B.
“Completed a 5 week inpatient study, made over $3K. The inpatient area was very updated, nice beds, big screen TV, Ipads, and A+ Food. The nurses/doctors/staff were very attentive and professional. Would definitely consider another inpatient study.”
R.C.
“The one I went for was a year long study. Staff was friendly, and never had a problem with anybody. And it did help with the problem well I was there.”
A.A.
“The study I was in was carried out professionally. The team worked well with me and the atmosphere is so friendly. I am sad to finish this study but it's been a great 18 months.”
M.A.
“Very clean and professional office. I was on a study there for around 4 months and really liked the staff; never felt uncomfortable.”
M.G.
“The research team was very kind, patient, and helpful. There’s always some uncertainty going into clinical trials, especially for those involving medications, but the people here were great at dispelling any and all doubts about going forward with their research.”
Y.D.
“Good as is. Great staff, expertise, welcoming, cheerful. The Best Technicians, Pro Nurses and Physicians in clinical research.”
A.J.
“My overall experience was excellent. The staff is very caring and provide a great level of care. From the first phone call they were just awesome. Adriana and Sunny made my experience peaceful and pleasant. They reassured me through all the tests. The rides to and from all of my visits were an added bonus. I would definitely recommend Artemis.”
S.P.
“I was on a continuous study and this became my happy place! I looked forward to seeing my doctors and nurses every week. Very professional and confidential.”
E.P.
“Artemis is the most professional study site I have ever been involved with! From top to bottom, sideways, and inside-out/upside down, no other holds a candle to the systematic carefulness, volunteer-attentiveness, and overall welcoming demeanor of the staff. Every effort is made to keep the volunteers feeling welcome!”
