Clinical Research
Welcome To MissionRI
Our compassionate, experienced team prioritizes patient safety, comfort, and clear communication at every step.
patients enrolled
Clinical Studies
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Current Studies
Diabetes
Mission RI is enrolling adults with Type 2 Diabetes to participate in a clinical research study....
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Weight Loss No Diabetes
We are enrolling adults looking to achieve and maintain a healthy weight to participate in....
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Asthma/ COPD
We are enrolling adults diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) to participate....
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Heart Disease
We are enrolling adults at risk for or living with heart disease to participate ....
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Healthy Volunteers
Mission Research Institute is looking for healthy volunteers to participate in clinical studies....
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after you fill out the form?
Start the conversation
A few simple questions about your health and goals.
A call with our team
We answer your questions before you make any decisions.
Screening visit
Completely free and no obligation — you decide if you want to continue.
The study itself
Care and support from the same trusted team at every visit.
Why patients join- and keep coming back
Access to innovative treatments
Explore promising therapies and breakthrough research opportunities.
Care from people who know your name
A supportive team focused on comfort, compassion, and trust.
Compensation for time and travel
Many studies help cover travel and participation expenses.
A chance to help
Help improve future treatments and support medical progress.
The Faces Behind Your Care
Dr. Sunildat Maheshwari
Tessa Fotoohi
Caleb Owns
Questions we hear most
People volunteer to take part in clinical research so that we can learn what works best to prevent, diagnose, or treat health conditions.
Safety is the top priority throughout the research lifecycle. Clinical research is highly regulated and closely monitored by ethics committees and regulatory agencies. Trials undergo multiple review layers (e.g., IRB oversight) and can be stopped immediately if safety concerns arise.
Participants may gain access to new treatments and closer medical monitoring, and may contribute to advancing medicine for future patients. It is common practice to compensate participants for their time and effort. Additionally, the cost of the medication and treatment is not the participant's responsibility.
Clinical trials can vary widely in length depending on the study. Some are short—lasting just a few weeks—while others may continue for several months or even a few years. Before you join, the research team will clearly explain how long your participation will last and what the schedule will look like, so you know exactly what to expect.
Participation in research is voluntary, and you have the right to withdraw at any time.