+ Neighborhood Healthcare Institute of Health (NHIH)

Health Studies Helping You!

Diabetes, Weight loss, & Many Other Areas of Health

You have the power to change the future of health – for you and your family. How? By participating in health studies! It’s free and easy with HCP Studies™.
Health study benefits include:

Receiving medication, tests, and exams at no cost
Learning more about your health and treatment options
Helping find new treatments for many common conditions
Receiving reimbursement for participation (for most studies)

For PC and laptop users, Visit www.HCPStudies.com to access the web portal.

Estudios clínicos pueden ayudarle con sus condiciones de salud! Para más información, llámenos al (760) 737-6984

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James Schultz, MD Principal Investigator

“Community Health is about more than just vaccines and checkups. It’s about giving people the resources they need to live their best lives. By launching our own research center, we can enable our patients to gain access to the state-of-the-art medical care they deserve and also ensure our diverse patient population is given the appropriate attention in future trials.”

Dr. James Schultz

CMO/Principal Investigator

Neighborhood Institute of Health has been conducting clinical trials since 2021. We have a strong commitment to quality, patient safety, and proven results. Our facilities and infrastructure offer:

Dedicated clinical trial site with 4 exam rooms, laboratory, and equipment needed for clinical trials
GCP trained and experienced investigators
Experienced bi-lingual (English/Spanish) Clinical Research Coordinators
CLIA-waived laboratory certification
Secure storage for study records, study medications including data-loggers for constant temperature monitoring
Participant Recruitment database with over 110,000 patients

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Neighborhood Healthcare Institute of Health

We prioritize ensuring that our racially diverse patients are represented in clinical trials and have access to the latest treatments. This commitment is crucial as it helps to address the disparity in clinical research participation and ensures that the benefits of medical advancements are available to all segments of our community.

In 2020, minority groups made up 35% of the population, yet they represented less than 20% of clinical trial enrollees. Community Health Centers (CHCs) play a vital role in bridging this gap, as they serve 1 in 11 Americans, with 64% of CHC patients coming from racial and/or ethnic minority groups.