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The Rio Grande Valley’s choice for clinical trials
Texas Valley Clinical Research is building a better community through conducting safe and effective clinical research. Contribute to the advancement of medical treatments with the Valley’s most caring and knowledgeable clinical research team.
Sign up today to be notified of upcoming clinical trials.
Sign up today to be notified of upcoming clinical trials.
Why should I participate?
Read more to understand the benefits of participating in a TVCR clinical trial.
Discover
Gain access to new drug therapies and gain knowledge about your medical condition. During our trials you will receive personalized care and regular monitoring.
Get paid
Receive a stipend in exchange for your trial participation in the form of a check or re-loadable VISA. No strings attached.
Help others
Our trials provide an opportunity to help shape the future of healthcare. By joining our trials you will be contributing to the advancement of medical research.
What our patients are saying...
The medicine that I’m on has decreased my A1C tremendously. The process has been very smooth; I like that it doesn’t take up a whole lot of time and the time that I do put into the program is very beneficial to me and my family. I’ve learned a lot since I’ve joined this trial. It’s been beneficial and changed my life for the better.
Mike L. | Type 2 Diabetes Study
The medicine that I’m on has decreased my A1C tremendously. The process has been very smooth; I like that it doesn’t take up a whole lot of time and the time that I do put into the program is very beneficial to me and my family. I’ve learned a lot since I’ve joined this trial. It’s been beneficial and changed my life for the better.
Mike L. | Type 2 Diabetes Study
Bloodwork, testing--everything was explained to me. They always supply all the testing kits. They always ask me about how I’m doing. Ever since I’ve been with TVCR, it has benefitted me a lot. The main benefit I’ve had is the lowering of my blood sugar count. Previously I was in the 130s-140s, now I’m down to about 100s-110s which shows a great improvement. If somebody asked me to be with the research, I think I’d tell them to do so, for the good of humanity.
Gil G. | Type 2 Diabetes Study
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