
ABOUT US
20/20 Onsite is a healthcare services company providing clinical trial solutions that transform the delivery of vision care by radically improving patient access through state-of-the-art Mobile Vision Clinics. 20/20 Onsite's integrated point-of-need service delivery platform has taken high-value eye assessment services directly to patients at work, at school, in neighborhoods, and at clinical research sites. During the pandemic, 20/20 Onsite began bringing ophthalmic assessments to patients in clinical trials or post-marketing safety surveillance programs nationwide, increasing access to clinical research. 20/20 Onsite enables and accelerates fundamental trends toward the consumerization of care and the decentralization of clinical trials.
20/20 Onsite has served over 85,000 patients, including 22 clinical trials, met 100% of screening timelines across operations, and consistently reports patient NPS scores of over 94.
FEATURED ARTICLES
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The adoption of mobile ophthalmic solutions and collaboration with specialized vendors is recommended to ensure trial consistency and reach underserved regions.
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Explore the critical role of meticulously planning ophthalmic assessments in clinical trials, highlighting their potential risks and complexities.
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Explore the implications of a connection between semaglutide and an increased risk of non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION).
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Explore how mobile eye exams can expand access to eye care and improve the geographical reach of clinical trials.
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Decentralized clinical trials are revolutionizing research by accelerating timelines, improving data collection, and enhancing patient retention.
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Travel remains the leading barrier to patient participation. Mobile eye exams are transforming clinical trials by reducing this distance to just 13 miles, significantly enhancing patient retention.
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By integrating patient feedback early in the design phase, trials can enhance recruitment and retention rates, ensuring both regulatory compliance and participant well-being.
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Explore the importance and requirements of ophthalmology assessments as well as the key challenges that complicate their implementation at clinical sites.
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With a shortage of ophthalmologists affecting patients in both ophthalmic and non-ophthalmic clinical trials, the industry is looking for new solutions to ensure trial success and efficiency.
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Accelerate enrollment, improve timelines, and increase patient retention for your clinical trials.
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Explore the role of Mobile Vision Clinics (MVCs) in enhancing pediatric clinical trials and address the critical need for safety and comfort in pediatric research.
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Learn about the challenges researchers face when incorporating ophthalmology assessments into clinical trials, and how you can address those obstacles to the benefit of your trial and its participants.
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Learn more about the innovative approach being taken to incorporate ophthalmology into neurology and central nervous system (CNS) research.
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Explore the key components of new FDA guidance on DCTs, including a focus on participant-centric designs and the use of Mobile Research Units (MRUs) to overcome geographic and technological barriers.
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As the landscape of clinical trials continues to evolve, point-of-need care and the integration of mobile clinics present a scalable approach to improve retention, compliance, and patient satisfaction.
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By embracing point-of-need models and strategic collaborations, sponsors and CROs can streamline ophthalmic trials and maximize ROI while advancing sight-saving therapies.
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By embracing decentralized models, leveraging mobile technology, and fostering strategic partnerships, sponsors and CROs can streamline ophthalmic clinical trials.
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Why are ophthalmic assessments increasingly vital in ophthalmic clinical trials? Learn more about the key challenges ophthalmic trials face and how to proactively mitigate risk.
CONTACT INFORMATION
20/20 Onsite
29 Garden Street
Everett, MA 02149
UNITED STATES
Phone: 617-812-9453
Contact: Jessica McKenzie, Vice President, Life Sciences
FEATURED CASE STUDIES
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A Mobile Clinical Suite (MCS) proved to be the solution that Syneos Health needed to resolve their Phase 1 study trial challenges with comprehensive eye exams.
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A contract research organization formed a partnership to address significant challenges during a Phase 1 clinical trial for a corneal disease treatment through the use of a Mobile Vision Pod.
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20/20 Onsite, American Diabetes Association and Genentech collaborated on an event to provide immediate diagnostic services, including retinal imaging and visual acuity assessments, directly on-site.
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This study highlights the transformative impact of point-of-need care on patient access, focusing on pediatric cystic fibrosis (CF) patients requiring essential eye exams.
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Discover how the implementation of mobile vision clinics (MVCs) was used to enhance efficiency in a Phase 1 clinical trial.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Applied Genetic Technologies Corporation (AGTC) faced significant hurdles in enrolling participants due to travel restrictions and site limitations.
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Collaboration was key for Company W to overcome challenges with an FDA-mandated ocular substudy, including limited resources for ocular assessments and logistical difficulties