Frontier Clinical Research

Frontier Clinical Research We recruit patients into paid clinical trials in SW PA and N. Central WV. These trials are how we get better, safer, and cheaper treatments out into the world.

We help connect everyday people in PA and WV with clinical trials, which test new medicines, treatments, or devices. We’ve been part of over 100 research studies across our six locations in Southwestern Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia, and our team brings over 50 years of experience to the table. We’re not just here to run tests — we take the time to explain what’s going on with your healt

h, so you can understand your condition better and feel more in control of your care. FDA Approved Treatments Available Due To Clinical Trials at Frontier

[2025] Blujepa (gepotidacin) for uncomplicated urinary tract infection

[2024] Shield by Guardant for colorectal cancer screening

[2024] TREMFYA to treat ulcerative colitis

Why Should I Participate?
- Gain access to new research treatments before they are widely available
- Contribute to medical research that can benefit myself and others
- Health insurance is NOT required
- Qualified participants often receive compensation for their time and travel

View or Enroll in a Currently Active Study: https://frontierclinical.com/studies/

Frontier Clinical Research Contact Information – Pennsylvania Locations

Scottdale: (724) 220-5281 | 109 Crossroads Road, Suite 301, PA 15683

Smithfield: (724) 569-8036 | 105 Laurel View Drive, Suite 102, PA 15478

Uniontown: (724) 550-4099 | 300 Spring Creek Lane, PA 15401

Frontier Clinical Research Contact Information – West Virginia Locations

Kingwood: (304) 441-2006 | 17548 Veterans Memorial Highway, WV 26537

Morgantown: (304) 241-1648 | 1526 Mileground Road, Suite A, WV 26505

Morgantown (Waterfront): (304) 212-5280 | 215 Don Knotts Boulevard, Suite 130, WV 26501

Grateful for all who have served. We will be with our families on Monday, May 25 and will return on Tuesday - Happy Memo...
05/22/2026

Grateful for all who have served.

We will be with our families on Monday, May 25 and will return on Tuesday - Happy Memorial Day Weekend!

$3,900 Paid Clinical Research Study to Protect Your Heart. Call one of the following study locations to see if you quali...
05/22/2026

$3,900 Paid Clinical Research Study to Protect Your Heart. Call one of the following study locations to see if you qualify or submit a form on our website: https://frontierclinical.com/studies/adult-studies/heart-disease/

📍Morgantown, WV (304) 241-1648
📍Scottdale, PA (724) 220-5281
📍Smithfield, PA (724) 569-8036

05/20/2026

Today is International Clinical Trials Day

What Are Clinical Trials?
Clinical trials, also called clinical research studies, are how researchers and doctors test new investigational therapies for medical conditions.

Studies can't happen without the valuable time and effort provided by the people who volunteer to take part in the studies.

Clinical trials help answer important questions about investigational therapy such as: Is it safe? Are there side effects? Does it work?

Who Can Take Part in a Clinical Trial?
People living with a disease or medical condition are needed to take part in clinical trials. Healthy volunteers may also be required to examine the safety of new investigational therapy.

All studies have clear guidelines about who can take part. These guidelines are called the eligibility criteria.

A team of study doctors and nurses are there to support participants on their study journey.

Where Do Clinical Trials Take Place?
Clinical trials can take place in multiple countries across the globe, depending on patient populations and where medical conditions are most common.

Study visits can take place in many different settings worldwide: communities, hospital and doctor's clinics, research centers, over the phone or by video call

Did You Know?
The first clinical trial took place in 1747 and it was run by James Lind.

He worked as a ship's surgeon and wanted to find out about what was causing the disease called scurvy in sailors. While at sea, he discovered that oranges and lemons were important to prevent scurvy among the crew, which we now know are a rich source of Vitamin C.

International Clinical Trials Day is on May 20th each year because it marks the day James Lind's study began in 1747.

Why Do We Need Clinical Trials?
Understand more about medical conditions to find better treatments

Test if investigational therapies are safe and if they work

Make better treatments available for people living with medical conditions

cc ACRP - Association of Clinical Research Professionals HCA Healthcare Sanofi US Thermo Fisher Scientific Merck

Happy "half-anniversary", Anna! Can't believe it's already been six months since you joined us.Thanks for being such an ...
05/11/2026

Happy "half-anniversary", Anna! Can't believe it's already been six months since you joined us.

Thanks for being such an awesome teammate! We really appreciate all your help in West Virginia and for making work more enjoyable.

May is Mental Health Awareness MonthMental health clinical trials are shaping the future of care—and they need diverse v...
05/04/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Mental health clinical trials are shaping the future of care—and they need diverse voices to truly make a difference.

Every breakthrough in treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions starts with research. Clinical trials help researchers understand what works, for whom, and why. Yet many studies still lack representation across different communities, backgrounds, and lived experiences.

If you’ve ever considered participating in a clinical trial, know this: your experience matters. By contributing, you’re not just helping advance science—you’re helping build a more inclusive and effective mental health system for everyone.

Let’s keep the conversation going. Reducing stigma and increasing awareness starts with us.

04/21/2026

🌟 Happy !

Today we want to share a massive thank you to our incredible clinical trial volunteers. Your time, trust, and commitment are the heart of medical advancement. Because of you, we are closer to a healthier future. You are our heroes! 💙

Congratulations Angela on reaching the incredible milestone of ten years with Frontier.Your dedication and expertise hav...
04/20/2026

Congratulations Angela on reaching the incredible milestone of ten years with Frontier.

Your dedication and expertise have been cornerstones of our team’s success. Over the past decade, you have made a lasting impact with your work on basically every aspect of the business, and we are so grateful for your unwavering commitment.

Thank you for being such an essential part of our journey. Here’s to a remarkable 10th anniversary!

Looking to make an easy $90? Call one of the locations below to schedule:📍Kingwood, WV (304) 441-2006📍Morgantown, WV (Wa...
04/15/2026

Looking to make an easy $90? Call one of the locations below to schedule:

📍Kingwood, WV (304) 441-2006
📍Morgantown, WV (Waterfront) (304) 212-5280

April is National Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month, designated to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and foster unders...
04/10/2026

April is National Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month, designated to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and foster understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Throughout the month, organizations like Autism Speaks and the Autism Society of America highlight the need for support, research, and acceptance for autistic individuals and their families.

Clinical research studies play a vital role in advancing our understanding of autism. 🧠💙

Through carefully designed studies, researchers can explore early detection, uncover underlying biological factors, and develop more effective, personalized interventions. These efforts help improve quality of life and support for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.

Participation in clinical research also gives individuals and families the opportunity to contribute to meaningful progress—shaping future therapies, services, and support systems.

Together, research and community involvement drive innovation, inclusion, and hope for a better future.

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