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Our Mobile Health Nurses perform in-home visits for clinical trial participants. A typical visit involves a drive to the participant’s home, with the collection of blood specimens via phlebotomy, a physical assessment, administration of questionnaires and other specific assessment tools, and performance of an ECG.

At most visits, blood specimens are processed in-home using a portable centrifuge, and samples are shipped to the study lab via courier. Research participants are assessed for adverse events and any new findings are reported.

Some visits may include specialty skills like pediatric assessment and phlebotomy, pulmonary function tests, neuromuscular assessments, and infusions.

Our Mobile Health Nurse Practitioners perform in-home visits or telemedicine visits for clinical trial participants. A typical in-home visit involves a drive to the participant’s home, with a complete physical assessment. Depending on the skills of the Nurse Practitioner, they may perform other study procedures like phlebotomy, ECG, and questionnaire collection or they may be partnered with a Registered Nurse or Phlebotomist to perform other study procedures.

A typical telemedicine visit involves seeing a participant on a telemedicine platform either alone or partnered with an in-home Registered Nurse or Phlebotomist.

Some visits may include specialty skills like pediatric assessment and phlebotomy, pulmonary function tests, neuromuscular assessments, and infusions.

Our Mobile Health Physicians perform in-home visits or telemedicine visits for clinical trial participants. A typical in-home visit involves a drive to the participant’s home, with a complete physical assessment.

A typical telemedicine visit involves seeing a participant on a telemedicine platform either alone or partnered with an in-home Registered Nurse or Phlebotomist.

Some visits may require Board-Certified specializations, including Pediatrics, Dermatology, Neurology and many others.

Our Mobile Health Phlebotomists perform in-home visits for clinical trial participants. A typical visit involves a drive to the participant’s home, with the collection of blood specimens via phlebotomy, administration of questionnaires and other specific assessment tools, and depending on the skill set of the team member, performance of an ECG.

At most visits, blood specimens are processed in-home using a portable centrifuge, and samples are shipped to the study lab via courier.