Clinical Research Center of New England - Foxboro

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Clinical Research Center of New England - Foxboro

Advancing the development of new treatments and diagnostic tools for current and future patients.

Almost every successful treatment, therapy, and medical device is dependent upon the results of successful research studies, and patient participation in such studies is critical. The Neurology Center of New England conducts clinical trials with the goal of advancing the development of new treatments and diagnostic tools for our current and future patients. All of our trials take place here in the clinic located at 9 Payson Road Suite 100, Foxboro, MA.

08/17/2026

For many patients and families facing neurological conditions, clinical research offers more than the possibility of future treatments. It offers connection, compassionate care, and the opportunity to be part of something bigger than themselves.

Every research study brings us closer to new discoveries. Every participant helps grow hope, not only for their own journey, but for countless others who may benefit in the years to come.

Our research team is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and compassionate experience every step of the way.

08/14/2026

Alzheimer's disease affects not only those diagnosed, but also the families, friends, and caregivers who walk alongside them.

Clinical research is essential to advancing our understanding of Alzheimer's and developing new treatments that may improve care for future generations.

Visit our website or call (781) 551-5812 opt. 4 to learn more and request information regarding available studies: neurocenterne.com/research/alzheimers/.

08/13/2026

Your symptoms could be telling you something.

Our team is exploring new opportunities through clinical research, and a trial may be available for those who qualify.

Reach out to learn more and see if you may be eligible: neurocenterne.com/research/alzheimers/ or call (781) 551-5812 opt. 4.

08/12/2026

Do you, or somebody close to you, have a diagnosis of Lewy Body Dementia?

Symptoms include one or a combination of the following: Progressive memory decline, visual hallucinations, dream enactment, shuffling, and/or slowness of movement.

The Neurology Center of New England is actively enrolling for a clinical trial that aims to slow down memory and thinking problems over 1 year. If you are interested, please reach out to the research team at (781) 551-5812 opt. 4.

08/11/2026

Your safety is always our top priority!

Before you join a study, you'll receive detailed information about the potential risks and side effects so you can make an informed decision. Throughout the study, our research team closely monitors your health, answers your questions, and is here to support you every step of the way.

Clinical research is carefully regulated to protect participants while helping advance the future of medicine. If you're curious about participating, we're here to help you learn more: neurocenterne.com/contact/.

07/29/2026

Your participation has the power to advance the future of Myasthenia Gravis (MG) care.

By joining one of our MG clinical research studies, you can help researchers better understand the disease, evaluate potential new treatments, and improve care for future patients.

If you're interested in learning more or speaking with a member of our research team, please contact us at (781) 551-5812, option 6, or [email protected].

07/27/2026

At the Neurology Center of New England - Foxboro, we believe exceptional care and groundbreaking clinical research go hand in hand.

From diagnosis and individualized treatment plans to participation in innovative clinical trials, our team is dedicated to improving outcomes for patients across New England.

Whether you're seeking expert neurological care or interested in learning more about clinical research opportunities, we're here to support you every step of the way: neurocenterne.com/research/.

07/24/2026

Our dedicated team is here to support patients and families navigating memory concerns, including Alzheimer’s disease, other forms of dementia, and a range of conditions that can affect cognition and daily function.

We’re also actively involved in Alzheimer’s research studies. Stay tuned as we continue to share updates: neurocenterne.com/research/alzheimers/.

07/22/2026

MG is an important area of ongoing study because no two patients experience it the same way. Disease severity, symptom patterns, and treatment response can vary widely.

Myasthenia Gravis (MG) is a rare, chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disorder where communication between nerves and muscles is disrupted, leading to fluctuating muscle weakness that can affect the eyes, face, swallowing, and even breathing.

Through continued clinical research, we’re working toward more personalized, effective treatment strategies for every patient living with MG.

07/20/2026

Every patient’s journey is different. Symptoms vary, responses to treatment differ, and progress can look unique for each individual.

Through clinical research, we’re able to better reflect that reality. Studying real patients in real-world care so we can improve understanding, refine treatments, and advance options that account for those differences.

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18 Washington Street
Foxborough, MA
02035

Telephone

+17815515812

Website

https://neurocenterne.com/research/

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