Research

Patient Education

Clinical Trials as a Care Option

We offer clinical research to our patients by partnering with Circuit Clinical. Circuit Clinical is a company that provides clinical research access to practices like ours; in turn, we can provide clinical research opportunities to patients like you.

“We are pleased to bring clinical research into our own backyard to better serve our patients’ needs. The experience of getting your healthcare close to home and at your primary care doctor’s office is strengthened by being presented with the opportunity for research participation. Working with Circuit Clinical allows our physicians to provide this new access to care in a trusting environment – where our number one concern will always be our patients’ health.”

- Dr. Wade Brosius, Medical Director at PMSI

Why take part in a research study?

When existing drugs don’t fully address a healthcare issue or have undesirable effects, pharmaceutical companies develop new drugs that bring a new or different way of treating the disease or may be less uncomfortable to take than the existing available medicines.

Some common reasons people decide to participate in a study include:
“I was a bit apprehensive at first when contacted and asked if I would be interested in participating. However, after meeting the staff in my doctor’s office…everyone was very pleasant and explained things with such ease it made the whole process so simple and easy.”
– John, clinical trial participant

The goal of clinical trials is to determine if a new test or treatment works and is safe.

Clinical trials can also look at other aspects of care, such as improving the quality of life for people with chronic illnesses.

To bring new treatments to patients, clinical trials test:

Check out the list of available clinical trials below at Pottstown Medical Specialists or give us a call at (610) 871-3797

Biospecimen Colorectal Cancer Screening Study

Adults in the average risk population for colorectal cancer may qualify for this biospecimen screening.

Don't see a trial that's right for you?