Participate in a Study

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Join our clinical research studies and advance neurological care

We offer many opportunities for patients to take part in groundbreaking clinical research. These studies drive innovation in neurological rehabilitation, helping us develop and refine treatments that improve recovery and quality of life for people with spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions. By joining a research study, you’ll play an active role in advancing medical knowledge — and may gain early access to new therapies designed to enhance your rehabilitation journey.

Types of clinical trials and studies

  • Drug trials: Test new medications that could improve treatment outcomes.
  • Rehabilitation interventions: Try advanced therapy techniques designed to boost mobility and independence.
  • Device testing: Experience cutting-edge technologies like exoskeletons and assistive devices.

How to participate in clinical research

Take the first step toward advancing neurological care. Start by completing our quick Research Interest Survey. You’ll share basic details about your health and medical history, and our expert research team will review your information to match you with studies that fit your needs. If you qualify, we’ll guide you through every step — making it simple and stress-free to participate in cutting-edge research that could benefit your recovery.

Research Interest Survey

Your rights and protections

Your safety and privacy are our top priorities. Every study is reviewed and approved by an Institutional Review Board (IRB) to ensure ethical standards. We follow HIPAA guidelines to protect your health information and provide full transparency about study funding and any financial relationships that could influence research outcomes.

We comply with federal regulations for managing financial conflicts of interest (FCOI). Any potential conflicts are reviewed and disclosed to maintain the integrity of our research.