Research Institute in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Peters Medical Research

Research Institute

High Point, NC

Peters Medical Research offers a diabetic gastroparesis trial for adults with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, with no insurance required.

  • Adults with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes and diagnosed gastroparesis
  • People seeking clinical study participation without insurance
  • People interested in investigational medication studies

Care Access

Research Institute

Greensboro, 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

North Carolina A&t State University Institutional Research

Research Institute

Greensboro, NC

They offer undergraduate and graduate programs, A&T Online, continuing education, summer sessions, and research centers through North Carolina A&T.

  • undergraduate degree programs
  • graduate degree programs
  • online education

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FAQ

Do I need insurance to join a clinical research study in Guilford County?

Peters Medical Research says insurance is not required, and Care Access says its health screenings do not require insurance or a doctor referral. Study-specific eligibility and costs still need to be confirmed with the site.

Can clinical research participants receive treatment or payment?

At Peters Medical Research, qualified participants may receive study medication and study-related medical treatment at no cost. Most of its studies also compensate participants for time and travel.

What should I look for when choosing a local research institute?

Start with the condition or goal being studied: Peters lists diabetes, gastroparesis, gastrointestinal, respiratory, metabolic, and cardiovascular studies, while Care Access focuses on screenings and trial referrals. Also confirm eligibility, required visits, and whether compensation applies to the specific study.

Are clinical research sites appropriate for emergencies or routine primary care?

No. Care Access specifically says it is not for emergency care or ongoing primary care; its services focus on screenings, education, and clinical research participation.