Moving Healthcare Forward!

Clinical studies make medical advances possible, and it’s volunteers like you who make those clinical trials possible!

Why Participate in a Study?

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All study care is free. Insurance and doctor referrals are not required.

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Free study-related health exams, medical consulting, and potential access to testing or medications.

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Represent your community.

People choose to participate in clinical trials for many reasons, including: 

  • Gaining early access to cutting-edge treatments 

  • Receiving medications and laboratory testing at low or no cost 

  • Being monetarily compensated for time and travel related to your participation 

  • Receiving free health exams, medical consulting, and blood tests 

  • Making a difference in science 

  • Improving your life and others’ lives! 

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Represent your community

Historically, clinical trial participants have been predominantly male, college educated, and living in urban centers—which only reflects a small portion of the demographic makeup of the United States.

Representation in medical research matters because it helps scientists accurately understand if and when a treatment will affect a group differently.

This is why we need you! By volunteering to participate in a study, you ensure that your community is represented.

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Why AXCES?

AXCES has been committed to diversity, inclusion, representation, and access since its inception. We work to ensure that every community we serve is represented in our data. To date, our trial participants have been:

> 64% Female
> 56% Hispanic/Latino
> 11% Native American

In addition, we are committed to your safety and well-being. Between our staff, we have:

75+ combined years of research experience
130+ completed clinical trials

Bonus: Most of our staff are bilingual! (Hablamos Español et Parlons Francais!)