Search by condition and location
Enter a health topic and where you live. The Finder shows current public study locations within the travel distance you choose.
Clinical Trial Finder
Find Clinical Trials Near You
Search currently recruiting clinical trials by condition and location and review public study information from ClinicalTrials.gov.
You can search without giving C2R your contact information. If C2R can offer direct help with a specific study, you will see that option clearly.
ClinicalTrials.gov dataResearch team decides eligibilityDistance-based search
Search recruiting studies
Start with only the information needed to search public listings. You do not need to provide your name, phone number, or email to see results.
How the Clinical Trial Finder works
Review what matters to you
Look at the study purpose, location, age range, and other public details. Open the study record when you want more information.
Get help when you need it
Use C2R’s patient resources to understand what you are reading and what questions to ask next. The research team decides who can participate.
Explore by condition
Clinical trial information for common searches
These patient pages explain how to search current public study listings without claiming that a study is appropriate for any individual.
Clinical trial search questions
How do I find a clinical trial near me?
Search by a condition or health topic and a U.S. ZIP code or city. C2R uses public ClinicalTrials.gov information to show current study locations within the travel distance you choose.
Does C2R decide whether I qualify for a clinical trial?
No. C2R can help you explore and understand study information. The research team reviews the study requirements and decides who can participate.
Where does the study information come from?
The public study information in the Finder comes from ClinicalTrials.gov. Study details can change, so the research team will confirm the latest information if you decide to learn more.
Do I have to give C2R my contact information to see studies?
No. You can search and review public study information without giving C2R your name, phone number, or email.
What should I do if I find a study I want to understand better?
Review the study details and write down your questions. C2R’s patient guide can help you focus on things like visits, travel, time, costs, risks, and what to ask the research team next.
Where C2R gets study information
C2R uses public information from ClinicalTrials.gov to help you explore research opportunities. Study details and recruiting status can change, so the research team will confirm the latest information if you decide to move forward.
C2R can help you understand public study information. It does not provide medical advice or decide whether you qualify for a study.