Home Visits

Through home and virtual visits, we meet patients where they live, work, and play. With a global footprint spanning 90+ countries, our mobile research services consistently reach populations others miss—creating a more complete picture for scientific advancement.

Home Visits Overview

We facilitate clinical research outside traditional sites by deploying Mobile Research Clinicians to patients’ homes, workplaces, or other preferred locations. By removing geographical and logistical barriers, we improve access, retention, and compliance, making trials more inclusive and successful.

Features

Our Mobile Research Clinicians perform a wide range of clinical procedures within their scope of practice using portable equipment.

Our home visits are supported by a wide range of licensed and protocol-trained clinicians who deliver high-quality services directly to patients. These services may include, but are not limited to:

-Phlebotomy and sample collection
-Vital signs and physical assessments
-IP administration, including infusion services
-Point-of-care testing and diagnostics
-Patient interviews and ePRO support
-Study-specific education and materials review

Real-time electronic source data capture via cellular-enabled tablets ensures accuracy and security.

Includes pharmacy coordination, investigational product tracking, and quality checks of source documents.

Benefits

Enhanced Accessibility

Removes geographical and logistical barriers, increasing trial inclusivity.

Improved Enrollment and Retention

Convenience boosts participant engagement and compliance.

Efficient Study Execution

Streamlined processes lead to faster, more successful clinical trials.

Case Study

The Largest Parkinson’s Disease Study Ever Attempted is Being Made Possible Only with Mobile Research Nurses

The home-based Trial of Parkinson’s and Zoledronic acid (TOPAZ) is investigating whether a drug used to treat osteoporosis will reduce bone fractures in Parkinson’s disease patients. Due to the limited mobility of many of the participants and the need to enroll so many patients, the only way this trial is possible is using decentralized clinical trial methods including mobile research nurses, which are[…]
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