Care Access

Research Institute

Fayetteville, NC

Care Access provides free health screenings through more than 2,200 U.S. lab locations and connects eligible participants with clinical research opportunities.

  • People seeking free heart, kidney, liver, lung, brain, or metabolic health screenings
  • People interested in learning about clinical trial opportunities
  • Clinical research sponsors needing community screening and participant referrals

Care Access

Research Institute

Fayetteville, NC

Care Access provides free health screenings through more than 2,200 U.S. lab locations and connects eligible participants with clinical research opportunities.

  • People seeking free heart, kidney, liver, lung, brain, or metabolic health screenings
  • People interested in learning about clinical trial opportunities
  • Clinical research sponsors needing community screening and participant referrals

Care Access

Research Institute

Hope Mills, NC

Care Access provides free health screenings through more than 2,200 U.S. lab locations and connects eligible participants with clinical research opportunities.

  • People seeking free heart, kidney, liver, lung, brain, or metabolic health screenings
  • People interested in learning about clinical trial opportunities
  • Clinical research sponsors needing community screening and participant referrals

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FAQ

Are Care Access health screenings free?

The listed screenings are free, and participation does not require insurance or a doctor referral.

What types of screenings are available?

Care Access lists heart, kidney, liver, lung, brain, and metabolic health screenings.

Can a screening lead to a clinical trial?

Yes. Community screenings operate independently of study protocols but may provide referrals to active clinical trials.

Is a research institute appropriate for emergency care or ongoing treatment?

No. Care Access identifies its services as screening, education, and clinical research participation rather than emergency care or ongoing primary-care treatment.