Interested in Clinical Trials?
Preferred Family Medicine is helping bring community-based clinical research opportunities to Northern Nevada through Reno Clinical Trials.
Join the Research Registry View Current StudiesA new research opportunity for our community.
Preferred Family Medicine is affiliated with Reno Clinical Trials, a physician-led clinical research site created to connect Northern Nevada residents with carefully supervised research opportunities.
Clinical trials may offer eligible participants access to investigational treatments, study-related care, and compensation for time and travel, depending on the study.
Participation is always voluntary, and joining the registry does not enroll you in a study.
Potential Research Areas
- Weight management and obesity
- Diabetes and metabolic health
- Fatty liver disease / MASH
- Migraine
- Women’s health
- Vision and eye health
- Healthy volunteer studies
Join the registry and learn about future studies.
1. Join the Registry
Tell Reno Clinical Trials about your health interests and preferred contact method.
2. Review Opportunities
If a study may be a match, the research team may contact you with more information.
3. Decide Voluntarily
You choose whether to learn more, screen, or participate. There is no obligation.
For Preferred Family Medicine Patients
You do not need to change your primary care relationship to learn about research opportunities.
If you choose to participate in a study, the Reno Clinical Trials team will review the study details, eligibility requirements, risks, benefits, and informed consent information with you before enrollment.
Not a PFM Patient?
Reno Clinical Trials welcomes research interest from the broader Northern Nevada community.
You do not need to be a Preferred Family Medicine member to join the research registry or be considered for future studies.
Learn More at RenoClinicalTrials.com
Reno Clinical Trials maintains the research registry, current study listings, condition-specific interest forms, and clinical trial FAQs.
Join the Research Registry Clinical Trials FAQ