STAT Research

STAT Research is a clinical research institution located at 600 Aviator Court in Vandalia, Ohio, United States. At STAT Research, individuals have the opportunity to participate in clinical research studies as volunteers, contributing to the future of healthcare. Participants in these studies typically receive free physician examinations, labs, and are closely monitored and cared for by professional staff and physicians throughout the study.

Most research studies conducted at STAT Research do not require insurance, and many even offer a per-visit stipend for travel reimbursements and expenses. By participating in these studies, individuals provide scientists with valuable data that can be used to improve treatment options and increase our understanding of human health and wellbeing.

Since its founding in Dayton, Ohio in December of 2000, STAT Research has completed over 200 clinical research trials. The institution works with pharmaceutical companies big and small to provide additional healthcare options to patients in the greater Dayton area.

Clinical research studies play a crucial role in evaluating the safety and efficacy of new investigational medications before they can be brought to market. Participants in these studies often receive all study-related evaluations, exams, medications, labs, and therapies free of charge. Additionally, participation in research studies may offer additional care options for individuals suffering from the diseases being studied.

At STAT Research, participants in research studies may receive a participation payment at the completion of each visit, and a payment schedule is provided upon successful pre-screening for a study. The team of doctors at STAT Research are exceptional physicians and dedicated research investigators, working tirelessly to advance medical knowledge and improve patient care.

Overall, STAT Research is committed to supporting research efforts that lead to advances in our quality of living and providing individuals with the opportunity to contribute to the future of healthcare.