ALSA Research
Advancing Healthcare
One Clinical Trial at a Time
ALSA Research is a group of decorated sites operating in Connecticut. We are committed to high-quality research, fast execution and inclusive recruitment.
Since 1994, we have successfully conducted more than 500 trials.
Current Studies
Explore Our Currently Enrolling Clinical Trials
Volunteering for clinical trials gives participants access to the latest medical advancements while playing a crucial role in moving healthcare forward. Your contribution helps shape a healthier future for generations to come.
In return for their involvement, participants receive compensation for their time and travel, along with free study-related medical care, and access to investigational treatments, medications or vaccines at no cost.
Therapeutic Areas of Expertise
Obesity
Vaccine
Diabetes
CNS
Musculoskeletal
Immunology
Infectious Disease
Rheumatology
For Sponsors & CROs
Excellence in Clinical Research
We have successfully conducted clinical trials for a wide range of conditions, supported by focused efforts to drive diverse recruitment. The quality of our work has earned us an outstanding reputation in the field. When leading national and international sponsors and CROs need results they can count on, they turn to ALSA Research.
Information for Volunteers
Learn more about what it means to volunteer for a clinical trial, including the benefits, requirements, and steps involved in participating at ALSA Research.
A clinical trial is a research study that explores the effects of a potential new treatment or medicine to help determine if it is safe and effective for humans. Clinical trials are how we learn to make a variety of treatments better. They help us get answers about causes, prevention, and cures. In fact, clinical trials are the only way new pharmaceuticals can be brought to market.
Typically, clinical trials compare a new product or therapy with another that already exists to determine if the new one is as successful as, or better than, the existing one. In some studies, participants may be assigned to receive a placebo (an inactive product that resembles the test product, but without its treatment value).
Clinical trials are conducted in “phases.” Each phase has a different purpose and answers different questions. For more information about clinical trials and their phases refer to our clinical trial information page.
All of our clinical trials follow FDA guidelines and adhere to the standards of good clinical practice. Leading national and international medical companies serve as sponsors for all of our trials. We draw our research subjects from our own computerized database, from patients seen in the investigators’ and sub- investigators’ practices, from advertising, and from this website.
Patients can be referred by a physician or by self-referral. In most instances, reimbursement is available for time and transportation costs. If you decide to take part in one of our studies, you can be assured that you will receive excellent care. That is our promise to you. For more information, click here.
For a list of frequently asked questions, please click here.
ALSA Research has two dedicated clinical research facilities situated in Bridgeport, Connecticut and Stamford, Connecticut. Our two locations allow us to draw from a substantial patient pool in the Tri-State area. Our facilities offer a comfortable and accommodating environment. We are easily accessible from I-95, Route 15 (Merritt Parkway), U.S. Route 1, and public transportation routes.
Recent Blog Posts
Helping Kids Achieve a Healthier Future: Join a Weight Loss Clinical Trial for Teens and Adolescents
Childhood obesity is a growing concern, affecting over 1 in 5 children in the U.S. This condition not only impacts physical health but can also take a toll on emotional well-being, self-esteem, and quality of life. If your teen is struggling with their weight, we’re offering an opportunity to participate
National Immunization Awareness Month 2024: The Role of Vaccines in Preventing Respiratory Diseases
With the new school year starting — and flu season right around the corner — it’s a crucial time to remind everyone of the importance of getting recommended vaccines for respiratory diseases. National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM) is an annual observance held in August to highlight the significance of vaccinations
Understanding GLP-1 and Its Role in Diabetes and Weight Management
In the realm of diabetes management, the discovery and subsequent research into GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) has opened new avenues for treating not just diabetes but also for effective weight management. This blog explores the significance of GLP-1 in diabetes and weight control, shedding light on its mechanisms, benefits, and implications
