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Clinical trials don't happen in clinics alone.

Between appointments, patients face real life. Worry. Logistics. Loneliness. Confusion about devices, medications and next steps. That's where the highest dropout rate occurs - and where our Patient Support Centre makes the difference.

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Patient Support That Adapts to Your Study

A real person for every patient, at the two moments that matter most.

Our Patient Support Centre is tailored to the unique needs of your study, providing flexible, personalised support at every stage of the patient journey. Whether engaging patients before screening, supporting the screening process, or providing ongoing contact and assistance to patients already enrolled, we adapt our service to meet your study's specific requirements.

Our Patient Navigators are experienced clinical research professionals and trained mental health first aiders who provide dedicated, one-to-one support to patients and carers throughout the trial journey. Speaking the local language and understanding the local culture and healthcare system, they offer a trusted point of contact when patients need it most, including evenings and weekends, when sites may be unavailable.

Available in 30+ countries and growing, our Navigators bridge the gap between site visits, providing the human connection, reassurance and ongoing support that help patients stay engaged and clinical trials stay on track.

What makes us different:

  • Real people, not a call centre - every Navigator is an experienced clinical research professional assigned to specific sites to ensure seamless relationship continuity
  • Local language, local culture - no generic scripts, no central hubs, no interpreters. Your patients speak to someone who understands their world
  • Trained mental health first aiders - equipped to listen, support and respond with empathy during what can be a challenging time for patients
  • Embedded from day one, not just for rescue - our Navigators deliver maximum impact when built into the study from the start, not bolted on when things go wrong
  • Privately owned, ethically led - we always recommend what is right for your study, not what drives the most revenue
  • Scalable across any phase, any therapeutic area, any geography - from single-country pilots to global multi-site programmes
  • We're obsessed with the details so you don't have to be, leading the way with quality-first, fully compliant care

What we hear

  • It starts quietly, not at the clinic

    A confusing eDiary, a missed reimbursement, a patient too overwhelmed to call their site. By the time it shows up in a report, it's already happened.

  • Help, but only during office hours

    Worry and confusion don't stick to a 9 to 5. Sites can't always be there evenings or weekends, exactly when patients need someone most.

  • No generic scripts. Real people.

    A call centre reading from a script, in a language that isn't quite theirs, doesn't reassure anyone. It just adds another hurdle.

Previous results

  • +69%Randomisation
    rate
  • 36.5%Reduction in
    screen failure rate
  • +123%Increase in
    qualified leads
  • +46%Enrolment
    rate
  • 97%Patient satisfaction,
    Navigator

This is howwe do it

  1. Someone taking a call at a desk in an otherwise empty office

    Your questions come first

    Before any screening starts, a Guided Screening Conversation: the patient's time to ask us anything.

  2. A support worker on a headset, mid call

    Contacted within two days, not ten

    Referrals reached within 1-2 business days, and qualified properly before a site ever sees them.

  3. An older man at home on a headset, giving a thumbs up

    There after hours too

    Proactive check-ins, device help, travel and payment support, when sites aren't available.

  4. A man pausing, unsure

    Small signals, caught early

    Every interaction can signpost patient concerns, so problems get caught and fixed before they grow.

Your questions come first

Before any screening starts, a Guided Screening Conversation: the patient's time to ask us anything.

Someone taking a call at a desk in an otherwise empty office

Contacted within two days, not ten

Referrals reached within 1-2 business days, and qualified properly before a site ever sees them.

A support worker on a headset, mid call

There after hours too

Proactive check-ins, device help, travel and payment support, when sites aren't available.

An older man at home on a headset, giving a thumbs up

Small signals, caught early

Every interaction can signpost patient concerns, so problems get caught and fixed before they grow.

A man pausing, unsure
Results

Where this has already worked.

All Results
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What's included

Down to the last check-in call

  • Someone on the phone with paperwork in front of themLive phone pre-screening, referrals contacted fast
  • A desk with a board of questions behind itMedical pre-qualification, using approved scripts
  • A man on the telephone, giving an OK signProactive check-in calls, built around each patient
  • Someone holding a tablet at homeVisit reminders, eDiary and device support
  • A young man in a suit shouting excitedly into a corded phoneA helpline, open beyond standard site hours
  • Two friends hugging over a laptopReal-time safety escalation to sites and sponsors

Live phone pre-screening, referrals contacted fast

Someone on the phone with paperwork in front of them

Medical pre-qualification, using approved scripts

A desk with a board of questions behind it

Proactive check-in calls, built around each patient

A man on the telephone, giving an OK sign

Visit reminders, eDiary and device support

Someone holding a tablet at home

A helpline, open beyond standard site hours

A young man in a suit shouting excitedly into a corded phone

Real-time safety escalation to sites and sponsors

Two friends hugging over a laptop
  • 150+Languages
    translated
  • 50,000+Site support
    calls
  • 100+Conditions
    covered
  • 27,500+Patient support
    calls
  • 600+Clinical trials
    supported
  • 9,700+Patients directly
    supported
  • 70+Countries
    reached
FAQs

Questions sponsors ask about Patient Navigators

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What's a Patient Navigator's background?

Experienced clinical research professionals, and trained mental health first aiders. They speak the local language and understand the local healthcare system.

Can Patient Navigators help mid-study?

Yes, but they work best embedded from day one. Bolted on only when things go wrong, they deliver less impact than when they're part of the plan from the start.

How many countries do you cover?

30+ and growing, each with a Patient Navigator who speaks the local language and understands the local culture and healthcare system, not a central hub or interpreter.

Are Navigators available after hours?

Yes. A dedicated helpline, by phone and email, can stay open during and beyond standard site hours, for exactly the moments sites can't always cover.

Do Patient Navigators replace our site staff?

No. Patient Navigators support patients between visits, so sites can stay focused on study conduct. Each Patient Navigator is assigned to specific sites for continuity.

Clarity on your enrolment risk starts with one conversation.

Enrolment is just the beginning.

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