About research
See how your participation can make a difference.
For you, and for future patients. Clinical research is how new medications, devices, and approaches to care are carefully evaluated before they reach everyone.
What is clinical research?
Carefully designed studies, conducted by trained professionals.
Clinical research studies, also called clinical trials, are carefully designed research programs that help evaluate new medications, devices, or approaches to care. These studies follow strict safety and ethical guidelines and are conducted by trained research professionals.
Every medication you take today was once studied in a clinical research trial.
Why people participate
People choose to take part in research for many reasons.
- Helping advance medical science
- Learning more about their health condition
- Accessing investigational treatments
- Receiving study-related care and monitoring
- Compensation for time and travel, which is often available
Why Hawthorne Health
Research built around the patient, in settings patients already trust.
- Patient-first research experiences
- Clear communication and transparency
- Convenient participation options, at home or at a pharmacy near you
- Partnerships with trusted community providers, pharmacies, and centers
Participate in research
Studies for people of different ages and health backgrounds.
Studies may take place entirely from home or at participating pharmacy and community locations. You do not need health insurance to participate.
Get started
Interested in learning more?
Share your information and a member of our research team will contact you to discuss studies that could be a good fit. There is no obligation to participate.
- No health insurance needed
- Participation is always voluntary
- Your information stays confidential