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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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    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’m very happy for the first time in a year to be relieved of pain and swelling—I feel as if I’ve gotten my active life back!”

G.A., Ontario, NY

“I want to thank you for letting me be in your arthritis study, and for good medicine, and the best of medical care. In fact, your two doctors are better than my own personal physician. Thanks for taking such good care of me. ”

T.D., Rochester, NY

“Thank you to all the staff. You are special people. Liz is always so pleasant. Sally and Vicki couldn’t have been more encouraging. These girls are keepers! Drs. D. and W. were very professional and answered any questions I had readily. The gal that took my blood was so gracious and practically pain free. Thanks, I’d do it again!”

C.M., Williamson, NY

“Karen G. always was helpful, even for last minute changes. Vicki, Chris and the rest of the staff were great support and always trying to find new ways to help. Dr. Davis recommended a doctor for my problem, and that was over and above his job.”

M.H., Bergen, NY

“Barb was thorough in explaining procedures, etc., and she was very accommodating, working around a vacation. I learned a lot about myself, my sleeping patterns–a great experience.”

D.D., Rochester, NY
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From the RCR Blog

  • Summer Sun & the Vitamin D {fense}

    Posted on June 29, 2020

    Vitamin D is necessary for calcium and phosphate absorption and metabolism for healthy bones and teeth. Learn how to make sure you get just enough Vitamin D this summer.

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  • Osteoarthritis of the Knee

    Posted on June 15, 2020

    Past, Present and Future of Osteoarthritis Cartilage – a word most of us have heard, but what is it? Cartilage is the smooth, glossy cushion on the end of the bones that make up our knees. Cartilage is made up of proteins (primarily collagen) that gives it strength and resilience, which functions as a shock […]

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  • What are the Different Phases of Research?

    Posted on April 28, 2020

    Clinical trials are conducted to collect information and data to find out if a specific drug or device is safe and effective. There are several phases of of research that are part of the approval process before the drug or device can be used by the general public. The first steps in research is developing […]

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