Celerion

"A simple note to mention that at the C. call center, Anna B. does an awesome job. She communicate very well, is very patient and goes out of her way to help."

"Probably the most difficult place to get into in the country, and they're not up front with informed consent. I was first rejected for not passing a genetic test that I wasn't told about until screening, because their digital form wasn't accessible. All of my labs were good, but the genetic test prevented me from getting a priority pass. Then I was rejected for drinking too much water after they sent me the standard email telling me to drink lots of water. And again, no informed consent was provided until the day of screening, after driving >1,000 miles to get there. Now, they wait until the night before screening to send me the informed consent about a drug known to cause mutations in DNA. If I knew I'd be agreeing to consume a known mutagen/possible carcinogen, I'd have stayed home. It's not like I'll get in anyway, though, because I literally just watched a parade of 10 alternates rejected from another study waltz in and get screening appointments for the same study I'm here for, and they, and everyone else who passes screening but doesn't get into a study, have "priority passes" meaning they get to jump ahead of everyone else, if someone actually answers the phone when you call. They screen 4x more people than they need, let people cut in front of you even if you do everything right, and don't even compensate you for screening. It's absolutely not worth it."

"Not coming here again and definitely won't refer anyone else to come here. They don't pay for screening as much as it costs to even come up here n get a hotel. Please do not waste your money as I have."

"I traveled 9 hours to screen. I got there right on time and the person didn't have the common sense to tell me the group I was with was just called in and assumed I got there 45 minutes early so told me to take a seat. They still let me screen fortunately. The people there were nice I will say. However the requirements to get in are so insane. They do three ecg's and if just one is over you fail. While you are doing it there are many distractions around. Also everyone there was talking about how hard it is to get into a study. No compensation for going to the screening. The place was also filled with sketchy people as they did not screen for anyone who has a criminal history. The worst place I ever tried to get a study at"

"They put you in a 6x6 room that you have to share w another person! This place is over crowded! I would not recommend unless you want to share a closet space w another adult that you have to sleep in together. Its a big hell no!!! Pack you in like sardines! Slabs of meat. Also its near impossible to get into on your first screening. Takes multiple screenings to get in on any study. So the study you initially called about. 90% chance thats not the study you will get. Dont waste your time or money traveling here."