Hypertension Clinical Trial — Punta Gorda
Charlotte County · Study participation
Accepting patients
This study is currently accepting new participants from this area. Contact our team to check your eligibility and schedule a screening visit.
About this study
The Condition & The Study
Hypertension research helps investigators evaluate potential treatments and learn more about maintaining healthy blood pressure over time.
What Participation May Include :
- Blood pressure checks at scheduled visits
- Review of medications and medical history
- Laboratory testing and ongoing health monitoring
About this area
Punta Gorda
Punta Gorda is a harborfront city in Charlotte County with one of the oldest median ages in Florida, and a strong culture of volunteering for research. Burnt Store Road gives residents a direct route south to our office without using I-75.
Getting to our office
From US-41 in downtown Punta Gorda, take Burnt Store Road (CR-765) south through the Burnt Store corridor into Cape Coral, continue to Pine Island Road, then turn south on Chiquita Boulevard S.
Local information
- Recognizable points: Fishermen's Village, Gilchrist Park, the US-41 twin bridges and Punta Gorda Airport.
- Charlotte County's older population drives demand for heart failure, atrial fibrillation, hypertension and COPD studies, along with memory and mobility concerns.
- The Burnt Store Road drive is about 45 minutes and avoids I-75 entirely, which most Punta Gorda participants prefer.
- Visits are typically scheduled between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., and we confirm whether a caregiver or driver will accompany you so the check-in area is ready.
Study Details
- CONDITION
- Hypertension
- ENROLLMENT
- Contact Us for Availability
- PARTICIPANTS
- Adults Meeting Study Criteria
- MONITORING
- Blood Pressure Assessments
- STUDY-RELATED CARE
- Provided at No Cost
- COMPENSATION
- May Be Available
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