The pharmaceutical pipeline is full of new promising therapies. The number of trials needed for these new products is growing. The large pharmaceutical companies that sponsor these trials are turning to smaller sites all over rural America. Saltzer Medical Group is proud to be one of many sites in the Treasure Valley helping to bring new drugs to market by participating in several clinical trials. Saltzer has a fully staffed researh department and over 15 ongoing trials involving over 200 participants including infants, children, teens and adults. Trial currently enrolling are: Pediatric vaccines, Type 2 diabetes, and Hypertension. To find out if you qualify check out saltzermed.com and click on research under the specialties tab.

Consider looking into the possibility of qualifying for a Clinical Trial at Saltzer Clinical Research. If you qualify you receive all study related physician visits, lab tests, medications and supplies at no cost AND we compensate you for time and travel expenses.

We are currently seeking volunteers for trials in the following theraputic areas
Type 2 Diabetes
Osteoarthritis
Atrial Fibrillation
Chronic Hand Eczema
Glaucoma
Pediatric Vaccines

For more information please call 208-288-4952

Do you have type 2 diabetes? Are you having a difficult time affording the medications and treatment? Saltzer Medical Group is involved in several diabetes research studies that offer medication and treatment to patients at no cost. Compensation for time and travel is also included. To see if you may qualify for one of these exciting opportunities, please click here.

The pharmaceutical pipeline is full of new and promising therapies. The number of trials needed for these new products is growing. Medical research projects are more ambitious today than ever before. The large pharmaceutical companies that sponsor these trials are turning to smaller sites all over rural America like Nampa.

Saltzer Medical Group in Nampa, Idaho employs a large clinical research staff and is offering participation in several trials in various therapeutic areas. Participants on a clinical research study receive study medication and doctor visits at no cost as well as lab tests, x-rays and EKGs. For anyone who is struggling with the cost of medical care in today’s economy, this is an excellent alternative to treatment. For more information on currently enrolling trials click here.

What is Informed Consent?

Informed consent is a document that you are asked to read and sign that explains:

Who can be in a study?

Each study has different requirements for participants such as age, gender, or medical condition. The research team will look at your medical history and study requirements to find out if you are eligible. Most studies involve more tests and visits than you would normally have for an illness or condition. There is no cost to participate, in fact you get paid at each study visit.

Why participate?

Saltzer is one of the few sites in Idaho paticipating in studies. The research department is staffed with experienced trial coordinators and physicians. Join a trial today and you will not only be helping researcher find new treatments, but will also learn new information about your condition and receive study-related medicines and exams at no cost.

For more information on current research trials, please click here.

A clinical trial is a research study that involved people who volunteer to receive investigational treatments under the supervision of the physician conducting the trial for the pharmaceutical company. It is through these trials that the investigational medications are tested for safety and effectiveness in the population of patients the medicine is intended to treat.

Other times studies are done to compare one drug to another or to test its long term effectiveness. It is important to know that once the medication has been sent to the physician for study, it has already been through several preliminary studies. Prior to agreeing to participate in any trial you are asked to sign an informed consent form. The FDA reviews all clinical trial activity and independent review boards exist to make sure your rights are protected and that you are not exposed to unnecessary risks. A volunteer has the right to leave the study at any time and for any reason.

For more information on current research trials, please click here.