Breaking Down Barriers: Improving Patient Access Through Home-Based Trials & Site Networks

Recruiting and retaining participants in clinical trials can be challenging, especially for rural and low-income populations. These populations often face significant barriers to accessing clinical trials, such as limited mobility, financial constraints, and lack of awareness about research opportunities.

Home trial support services can play a crucial role in addressing these challenges and improving patient access. By providing in-home care, these services can eliminate the need for patients to travel to trial sites, reduce the burden of participation, and enhance the overall patient experience.

Specifically, home trial support can increase accessibility, improve patient experience, reduce the burden on patients, streamline data collection, and enhance patient safety.

By implementing home trial support, sponsors can improve patient access, enhance diversity, and ultimately accelerate the development of new therapies. Additionally, home trial support can help reduce the burden on clinical trial sites, allowing them to focus on other critical tasks.