Volunteers Needed For An Insomnia Study

August 11 - August 25

Location: Kelowna
Address: Kelowna
Time: 8:00 amWebsite: View Website

What is a Clinical Trial?

A Clinical Trial is a rigorously controlled test of a new drug on human subjects. It is conducted under government control before being made available for general clinical use.

Why Participate?

There are many reasons an individual decides to participate in a clinical trial.  These range from a desire to find a more effective treatment option, to learn more about their disorder, to help advance the knowledge surrounding new treatments or to receive better medical care.  At Okanagan Clinical Trials, our goal is to provide a positive experience for the many patients who volunteer to participate in our trials or come to us for treatment. We go out of our way to make sure our facility is comfortable and welcoming.

What are the current Clinical Trials?

Click here to go to our Clinical Trials page and learn more about our current trials and whether you might be eligible to participate.

What are patients saying?

• "The OCT staff are so special. They are obviously hand-picked for each area, are well-trained and extremely professional."
• “This was my second involvement with this clinic—I would do a third if they needed me for a drug for my medical issues. Great staff—like friends before you are done the trial- love them all! Great experience!”
• “I was treated with courtesy and respect. The staff was friendly and professional.”
• “Overall a wonderful experience! Doctors and staff were great. I would do it all again in a heartbeat!”
• “Staff were always friendly and welcoming. I will miss seeing their smiling faces!’
• “I was completely satisfied and pleased with the staff and care that I received at the clinic. Staff were always helpful and friendly and answered any questions I had with great professionalism. It was a pleasure to go and visit- I will miss our regular routine!”

• “I was well treated and this study exceeded my expectations.”