Testimonials

I have been a part of ongoing research for a little over a year and appreciate the friendly and professional staff. They are very thorough in information sharing so that you have all you need to make a responsible decision. Perhaps,for me, the most rewarding thing is I am a part of research which will someday serve a population of Alzheimer patients with hope for a future never before thought possible.

I have been involved with research studies here for many years, and have always found the studies to be educational, helpful, and based on good science. The staff is great, from the greeting by Ms. Joyce, to the research staff, lab personnel, and follow up contacts.
p.s. Thanks for my flu shot this year! It is working great so far.

I have been dealing with Clinical Research Center for the past 4 years. It has always been a pleasure to, hopefully, helping in the advancement of medical knowledge and maybe relief for some from the trials . The personnel have always been professional, kind and courteous. Have the utmost regard for them. True pleasure helping in the findings.

I started here for a migraine study almost 2 years ago. This is by far one of the most professional and pleasant group of individuals I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with. If I were to ever participate in another study, I wouldn’t want to do it anywhere else. Not to mention, I went from 18 migraine days a month to almost no migraines a month. Can’t beat that.

Did a study in 2015 and now enrolling in another. Staff is great and medical attention is top notch. Love getting paid for being a patient.

I participated in the TEMPO clinical trial for 11 years! I made 40+ trips from Texas to the clinic. I participated in the trial because I have a genetic kidney disease, for which there is no cure. I chose to take a certain medicine that would slow down the progression of the disease. I loved the people with whom I worked and they became like family to me! I don’t think I could have had a better experience anywhere else! I highly recommend the Jacksonville Center for Clinical Research to anyone who has a heart to participate in clinical trials that can have an impact on others!

This turned out to be an experience of a lifetime, and all for the positive. This was a cholesterol study AND so much more. That study began just like you would expect, with introductions to the personal and how the time would be utilized, a physical, blood work, and a few other minor things. I forgot how easy it is to make friends when you see people everyday. Now it became Richard, Sharon and others that were now friends as well as the people over seeing that your health and comfort were number one on their list.

But, wait, there’s more. I came into this study with having diabetes and slightly overweight, well the word slightly makes me feel a little better. On the first day, I was introduced to Sharon. Now here’s a woman that you won’t forget. She wasn’t with the study that I signed up for, but with the diabetes section of the research center. At that point in time, I had had diabetes for over thirty years and thought that I must be doing something right because I’m still alive. Well that’s not enough, if you have diabetes, you might as well make some of the survival not just necessary, but fun also. She spent all the days there teaching me the wonderful ways that a diabetic could enjoy foods that were healthy, and yet extremely tasty. While there, I think that every dish served was absolutely new to me, and new to my taste buds.

There are a lot of things that I could say about the research center, but space is limited here for writing, so the other thing that I can say is that I felt that everyone in this entire facility was so concerned for my health and welfare, that I switched Cardiologist, because Dr. Koren, who heads this center up must be partly responsible for the way everyone is here and wouldn’t you know it, he’s a Cardiologist also and Sharon was responsible for my wanting to change my endocrinologist. Now I have a Dexcom unit and am able to tell my readings every 5 min. Thank you Sharon.

Well folks, my final words are: Your missing out on something really great if you don’t get involved with this research center and time is too short to miss out on meeting some really great people in your life.

As a proven clinical research organization, we take every precaution to ensure the safety of and maximize the value for our research volunteers. Qualified doctors, nurses and study coordinators on staff provide support and care throughout the research trial. Participation is always voluntary. We appreciate the time and effort that research volunteers bring to this important process.

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