Contributing to medical advancements
In search of better treatments
We are committed to discovering new treatments to improve health and quality of life.
The Study Process is simple!
We’re With You Every Step of The Way
Get Screened
Contact us and we will ask you a few questions. If we find a study suitable for you, we will continue to the second step.
First Visit
Since a physical assessment is required, you will visit the clinic where you may ask or discuss any questions you may have.
Start Participating
Once it’s determined that you are an eligible candidate, your participation in the study can begin.
Sign Up!
Fill out the form to participate in our current or future studies and help advance medicine.
Potential Benefits of Participating
Access to New Medication
You will have the opportunity to access new medicines before they can be marketed while receiving care from reliable Doctors.
Access to New Treatments
You will receive exclusive treatments that may be more effective than the current approach.
Help Improve Health
Research studies help discover new treatments to improve many people’s quality of life.
Understanding Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are research studies that help develop new methods to treat various diseases, and find out if a new treatment is safe and effective.
To assess if a treatment works, researchers compare the results of the people who received said treatment with those who did not receive it.
These studies are led by a Certified Medical Doctor who is called the Principal Investigator. They work together with a research team that includes doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
Besides, clinical trials are overseen by an Institutional Review Board (IRB) which is a committee that reviews research proposals and makes sure they are ethical, legal, and follow all regulations.
The IRB also ensures that participants in clinical trials have been informed about risks, benefits, and alternatives to participation.
Why are Clinical Trials important?
Clinical trials are essential in the process of developing new drugs, since they are a reliable way to test the safety and effectiveness of a drug before it is released to the public.
These studies are led by a Certified Medical Doctor who is called the Principal Investigator. They work together with a research team that includes doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
What Our Patients Say
Carmen
Destiny's team goes above and beyond what is expected. I got great care and attention from everyone.
Gina
Great professionals, they care for their patients, so attentive.
Edgar
I think more people should know how important a clinical trial is for everyone and how convenient it is for oneself.
How is the process of a Clinical Trial?
Clinical trials are conducted in phases:
Phase I
The drug or treatment is tested on a small group of people for the first time in order to find out if it is safe and well tolerated.
Phase II
Once the drug has been successfully trialed in the phase I, it is tested again on a larger group of people to assess its effectiveness and further evaluate its safety.
Phase III
If the Phase II shows that the benefits of the drug or treatment outweigh the side effects, it is then tested in a Phase III trial. Now the drug is given to many participants to confirm its effectiveness and safety, and monitor side effects.
Phase IV
After the drug is approved by the FDA, researchers assess its safety in the general population, and collect additional information such as its risks and benefits.