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Clinical Studies You Can Participate In
Help shape the future of diabetes and metabolic care. Participate in a clinical research study and contribute to the development of future treatment options.
Clinical Studies You Can Participate In
Help shape the future of diabetes and metabolic care. Participate in a clinical research study and contribute to the development of future treatment options.
Frequently Asked Questions about Study Participation
- Do research patients meet regularly with a healthcare team during the study? Yes. Participants meet regularly with a study coordinator and a medical provider throughout the study.
- How long does a study last? Each study is different. Some last a few weeks or months, while others may last a year or longer. We'll share the study timeline with you before you enroll, so you can decide if it's the right fit for you.
- How do I know if I am eligible to participate in a research study? If you're interested in a study, one of our team members will talk with you by phone and review the study requirements to see if you qualify.
- Are study participants compensated? Every study is different. Most studies provide payment for the time you spend participating. Mileage reimbursement may also be available, depending on the study.
“It is my life’s ambition to change diabetes and other related conditions - to lead a global movement where medical care, clinical research, education, and technology come together to truly make a difference for a healthier future.”
Why Participate in a Research Study?
- ✓ Regular visits with a healthcare provider
- ✓ Access to new medications and medical devices
- ✓ Compensation for your time spent participating
- ✓ Mileage reimbursement, where applicable
- ✓ Helping shape future treatment options
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“I was in a study with Iowa Diabetes for a little over a year. Everyone I met genuinely cared about me as a person, not just as a participant. Over the past year they really took the time to get to know me. I’m truly grateful and couldn’t be happier with the care I received.”
