About Rocket Clinical

Rocket Clinical aims to connect people to clinical research studies in their area. We have access to hundreds of studies across the nation every year and carefully match people to the studies best for them. Through investigating the effectiveness of new treatments for diseases, these studies help advance healthcare.

Feel free to explore our website to learn more about clinical research or find studies that you can participate in.

Learn more from commonly-asked questions.

Why Participate?

Everyone has a different reason for participating in a clinical trial. The most common reasons include:

  • No-cost study-related care from a local physician and/or specialist

  • No insurance required to participate

  • Compensation for your time and travel

  • Chance to help advance medical research

  • Access to the latest treatment options

It’s easy to find out if you may qualify for clinical trials enrolling now.

 

 What is a clinical research study?

A clinical research study (also known as a clinical trial) is a medical research project conducted to find better ways to prevent, screen for, diagnose, or treat disease. To do so, the study team investigates the effectiveness of new medications and treatments by enrolling human volunteers. These studies follow strict, scientific standards which protect patients and help produce reliable clinical trial results. Therefore, all participants are under the supervision of a doctor and/or health professionals throughout the entirety of the study. Clinical trials are one of the final stages of a long and careful research and development process. As the trial goes on, more and more information is gathered about the treatment or device under investigation. The overall goal of a trial is to improve healthcare and the treatments available to the general public.

 

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