Clinical Trials
St. Hope Healthcare participates in clinical research studies designed to evaluate new medical treatments, prevention strategies, and innovative approaches to care. Through clinical trials, we help advance scientific knowledge while offering eligible patients access to promising new therapies.
Participation in clinical trials is always voluntary.
What We Offer
St. Hope engages in several types of clinical research, including:
- Treatment trials (new medications or therapies)
- Prevention trials (vaccines, lifestyle interventions)
- Screening trials (early detection methods)
- Quality of life trials (improving comfort and outcomes for chronic conditions)
Our Services
Clinical trial participants may receive:
- Access to new treatment options not yet widely available
- Close medical monitoring by experienced providers
- Study-related care and evaluations
- Education about emerging therapies
Some trials may provide free or subsidized care for the duration of the study.
Our research team ensures that all studies follow ethical guidelines and patient safety standards.
When to Participate
You may consider participating in a clinical trial if you are interested in contributing to medical research, exploring additional treatment options, or meeting eligibility criteria for an active study.
To learn more about current research opportunities or to determine eligibility, please review our active studies below or contact our research team.
Current Clinical Trials
- HIV Treatment Naïve Study 1+2
- HIV Treatment Experienced Switch Study
- UH Smoking Cessation Trial
- EXPrESSIVE Clinical Research Study
