MAHEC Clinical Research
Discover how you can make a difference in the future of healthcare by participating in our clinical trials. These research studies aim to improve existing treatments and drive medical advancements, all while ensuring your safety and well-being throughout the process. Join us and be a part of the meaningful change that impacts lives for the better.
Curious about how clinical trials are designed and conducted? ClinicalTrials.gov is a trusted resource offering clear, unbiased information to help you understand the clinical research process.
Participants may receive new medications, therapies, or devices that are not yet widely available, offering potential benefits for their condition.
Clinical trials provide thorough health evaluations, regular check-ups, and close monitoring by a dedicated team of healthcare professionals throughout the study.
By participating, individuals help researchers gather critical data that can lead to improved treatments and health outcomes for themselves and others.
Status: Actively recruiting MAHEC patients
Location: Biltmore Family Health Center and Enka/Candler Family Health Center
Age Group: 18-49 years old
Compensation: Gift cards, totaling up to $75
This study aims to help people with health conditions pick a birth control method that is right and safe for them. This study is in partnership with the University of Michigan.
Who can join this study?
If you are interested in participating in or learning more about this research study, please call 734-802-2403, email FAMMED-BirthControlStudy@med.umich.edu, or visit the My Health, My Choice Birth Control Study page. When inquiring via phone or email, please mention that you are interested in learning more about the birth control study.
Status: Open to all MAHEC patients
Location: MAHEC (all locations)
Age Group: 18+ years old
Compensation: Amazon Gift Cards
The SCOPE study aims to evaluate whether sublingual buprenorphine contributes to the onset, severity, and progression of oral disease in individuals with a history of opioid use disorder.
Who can join this study?
If you are interested in participating in or learning more about this research study, please email olive.wilbur@mahec.net.
Not seeing a study that interests you? Explore even more research opportunities with ResearchMatch, a free online tool that connects volunteers with research teams actively looking for participants. It is a confidential and secure registry that has been developed to involve you in their mission to help improve health and wellbeing through research. Sign up today to discover studies that might be a perfect fit for you.
Our groundbreaking Insulet trial led to significant improvements in diabetes management and quality of life for participants. Read more in this JAMA Open publication
For more information, or if you would like to be notified when future studies become available, please email us at clinicaltrials@mahec.net.
