Join a Clinical Trial

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Clinical Trials of New England connects patients with carefully conducted clinical research studies, always prioritizing safety, transparency, and choice. Complete the contact form below to receive notifications of our ongoing clinical trials to see if a study is a good fit for you.

Clinical trials are research studies that help doctors and scientists learn more about potential new treatments, medications, or medical approaches. Many trials involve conditions that people already manage in everyday medical care.

Some patients participate because they:

• Want access to new or investigational treatments 
• Are interested in contributing to medical research 
• Have not found relief with current treatment options 
• Want to work closely with a research-focused medical team
   

Participation does not replace your regular medical care unless clearly explained and agreed upon.

Before joining any study, you will:

• Learn what the study involves 
• Understand potential risks and benefits 
• Have time to ask questions 
• Decide whether or not to participate
   

You may choose to stop participating at any time.

 At CTNE, studies are conducted by experienced physicians and research professionals who prioritize patient safety, comfort, and respect.

Patients choose CTNE because we offer:

• Experienced medical investigators 
• Clear communication and informed consent 
• Careful oversight of all study activities 
• Convenient outpatient research visits 
• A professional, supportive environment
   

We conduct Phase I–IV studies across a range of medical areas, including chronic conditions commonly treated in outpatient care.

If you choose to share your contact information, a member of our research team will reach out to you to:

1. Learn a bit about your medical history and interests 
2. Let you know if there are studies you may qualify for 
3. Answer any questions you have about participation 
4. Explain next steps with no obligation to enroll
    

Providing your information does not mean you are signing up for a study. It simply allows us to see whether a study might be a good match.