St. Louis Clinical Trials is a free standing medical research facility located in west St. Louis. There is no charge for parking for those individuals who choose to drive.  Study participants who are unable to drive are offered transportation free of charge. Studies at this location may sometimes require overnight stays. In order to make those stays comfortable we provide many amenities including video games, internet access, cable television, exercise area, game room, as well as a smoking area (for studies that permit smoking). We offer nutritious, well-balanced meals served by a local catering company.

St. Louis Clinical Trials is proven and trusted resource for the conduct of studies in Schizophrenia, Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Mania, Alzheimer’s disease, Addiction and Pain Management.

St. Louis Clinical Trials is focused in Phase I-III clinical trials in a variety of CNS indications. The purpose built, 30-bed facility is fully equipped, secure, locked and supported by highly experienced MDs, DOs, Nurse Practitioners, Psychologists, Paramedics, Patient Care Technicians, CRCs, Registered Pharmacists (PharmD), Laboratory Technicians and Regulatory Specialists. The facility is built for the comfort of research subjects who have access to an exercise area, TV, video games, internet access, game room and other amenities.

The facility maintains a compounding pharmacy with an enclosed HEPA filter hood; a double-locked, limited access drug storage room with a 24-hour monitoring system; an IATA and CLIA certified processing laboratory; and -20 and -70 degree sample storage. ECGs are performed at the clinic and radiology facilities (x-ray, PET, CT,MRI, fMRI) are located nearby. The research clinic has dedicated monitor rooms with high-speed internet for remote data entry access, on-site long-term storage, a conference room, lobby waiting area and free parking. A central IRB is utilized for all regulatory submissions.

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