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Rochester Clinical Research has been proudly conducting clinical research studies in Rochester, New York and the five surrounding counties for over two decades. We are constantly growing our volunteer database, and have completed over 700 studies. RCR is an industry leader working every day towards medical advancements and changing people’s lives.

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Why Consider RCR?

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    Quality Care

    At Rochester Clinical Research, we strive to provide every volunteer with the best care. Our friendly, experienced, and knowledgeable staff members make sure that each patient is informed, comfortable, and satisfied with their participation in clinical research.

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    Quality Research

    Accurate, accountable, and always working to be better. RCR ensures that protocols are executed correctly, deviations and errors are minimized, and all sponsor needs are met or exceeded timely and efficiently.

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    Quality Future

    Medical advancements cannot take place without clinical research – be a part of the bigger picture. Clinical Research Volunteers not only actively support their own health care, but they also help future generations by being a part of groundbreaking medical research.

Testimonials

Meet Gayle! As a long time sufferer of migraines, Gayle participated in a migraine study conducted by RCR.

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Other Testimonials

“I responded to an ad for a different clinical study. Barb Jones (Research Nurse) steered me to this one, which better suited my situation. I appreciate the time she took to guide me. Liz (Receptionist) was always pleasant in this regard (setting up appt. times for the trials) and her reminder calls were helpful. Barb Jones and I established a very good relationship. She was always professional, but I could talk to her as a friend. I had many questions that were answered to my satisfaction by everyone I encountered. Dr. Davis was especially patient with me. I was impressed by the clean, modern, friendly environment (the quilts are a nice touch). The staff was professional and unrushed. ”

B.C., Spencerport, NY

“You have an excellent staff.”

Dr. Y.M.J., Rochester, NY

“Your research nurses always took time to explain questions, or just chat a bit. Dr. D. was warm, friendly and caring, and your lab person is excellent–never any bruises! Thanks.”

M.L.S., Henrietta, NY

“Rochester Clinical Research really goes above and beyond in helping their clients! You guys are really something special!”

D.B., Rochester, NY

About RCR’s free Diabetes Self Management Program: “It covered many aspects of the disease, very informative and many hand-outs for use later. Instructors were very knowledgeable and willing to share their ideas and know-how.”

Anonymous
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From the RCR Blog

  • Ebola Vaccine Now Used in Africa

    Posted on August 7, 2019

    Rochester Clinical Research conducted an Ebola Vaccine Research study that is currently being used in Africa. It has been 99% effective for those who have gotten the vaccine.

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  • Can a Single Pill Keep you Healthy to 100? A Clinical Trial at RCR Will Soon Find Out.

    Posted on July 1, 2019

    Rochester Clinical Research is proud to be a part of the cutting-edge research for the investigational drug RTB101, developed by resTORbio. The drug is aimed to arrest aging at a cellular level and has been studied for the past 15 years. This could lead not to a longer life, but a better life. RCR will be enrolling for a study with the RTB101 drug this fall 2019. For those interested in participating, we invite you to call us at 585-288-0890 or click the link to learn more.

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  • Smallpox Vaccine Needed for Risk of Bioterrorism

    Posted on April 29, 2019

    Routine vaccinations for smallpox ended 40 years ago after the World Health Organization officially declared global eradication of smallpox. This means the majority of the population is not protected. The threat of bioterrorism and natural re-emergence has prompted the US and countries around the world to prepare an updated vaccine which is more effective and easier to store. RCR is currently on the forefront of developing this vaccine.

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