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The Stanford/VA Aging Clinical Research Center is now enrolling people over 50 with memory concerns, mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s disease, or dementia for several new research studies. Evaluations and study-related medications will be provided. Some studies also provide compensation. For more information, please call (650) 852-3287.
The San Francisco Clinical Research Center is seeking volunteers for studies of new therapies for all stages of Alzheimer’s. We also conduct studies of Parkinson’s disease, Diabetic Neuropathy, Post Herpetic Neuralgia, and Migraine. Participants are compensated for time and travel expenses. For more information, call (415) 673-4600.
Have Alzheimer’s disease and can’t sleep? Contact The Institute on Aging Research Center now for more information on our sleep study and other Alzheimer’s clinical trials. Participants will be monitored by a physician and study medication will be provided at no charge. Call (415) 750-4111.
California State University East Bay’s recently established Aging & Cognition Research Clinic is enrolling participants with Alzheimer’s disease and mild dementia for a study funded by the Alzheimer’s Association. Participants will receive free comprehensive evaluations of cognitive function, computer-based interventions, and token monetary compensation. Call (510) 885-3182 or email [email protected]
New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging (University of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ) is seeking women age 50-64 for a national study of working caregivers. Participants will be interviewed by telephone and must be employed full time and providing unpaid help to community-dwelling relative(s) or friend(s) age 50+. Call 1-877-NJ-AGING.
For information and fees for listing your research study in Update and on the FCA website, contact Bonnie Lawrence at (800) 445-8106 or [email protected].
We encourage you to discuss participation in clinical trials and research studies with your personal physician. Endorsement of studies by Family Caregiver Alliance is neither expressed nor implied.
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