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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 1,000 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

“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

“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

“This was my first clinical study, and it was a great experience–Hope to do more clinical trials. I had so much fun, I forgot I got paid at the end!”

S.A., Fairport, NY

“About RCR’s free Diabetes Self Management Program: “I thoroughly enjoyed and benefited from this class. If you offer a sequel to these classes, or even some sessions in more depth, I would be very interested in attending. Thank You.”

A.K., Rochester, NY
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From the RCR Blog

  • The Pneumococcal Vaccine. When to get it. Who should get it. Why get it.

    Posted on November 1, 2021

    Pneumococcal disease refers to any illness caused by pneumococcal bacteria. These bacteria can cause many types of illnesses, including pneumonia, which is an infection of the lungs.  Pneumococcal bacteria are one of the most common causes of pneumonia. Most pneumococcal infections are mild. However, some can result in long-term problems, such as brain damage or […]

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  • #HealthHistory- César Milstein

    Posted on October 12, 2021

    #HealthHistory Celebrating revolutionary individuals who made historical advancements in medicine César Milstein was an immunologist who received the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his work in the development of monoclonal antibodies. In 1975, Milstein worked with Köhler, a postdoctoral fellow at Cambridge. Together, they developed one of the most powerful tools of molecular […]

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  • How mRNA technology could transform the flu shot.

    Posted on September 22, 2021

    For nearly 70 years flu vaccines have been made with the same technology: a process relying on chickens, Petri dishes, and dead viruses. Each year as flu season rolls around, so does a new flu shot. The current development process for flu vaccines is lengthy and involves a bit of prediction. These flu vaccines are […]

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