These FAQs are written for people who are new to clinical research and want to understand the basics before submitting an intake inquiry.
A clinical research study is a structured project designed to collect information about health, medical products, treatment approaches, prevention, diagnosis, or quality of life. Each study has its own purpose, eligibility criteria, procedures, and oversight requirements.
No. An intake form is only a starting inquiry. Enrollment, if available, would require additional review, study-specific screening, and an informed consent process. Some visitors may not match current criteria, and study availability can change.
Eligibility may depend on age, health history, current medications, diagnosis history, symptoms, location, prior treatments, lab values, or other study-specific factors. Altriva’s form only collects basic starting information so an inquiry can be organized.
Informed consent is the process of reviewing key study details before a person decides whether to participate. It generally explains the study purpose, procedures, potential risks, possible benefits, time commitments, privacy considerations, and participant rights.
Yes. People considering clinical research should ask questions and review the requirements carefully. Participation should be voluntary, informed, and based on a clear understanding of what the study may involve.
No. This website does not replace medical care. Visitors should continue working with their own healthcare professionals for diagnosis, treatment, medication changes, and personal medical advice.
No. Studies can be observational, survey-based, device-related, medication-related, prevention-focused, or designed around monitoring and follow-up. Requirements, visit schedules, compensation, and eligibility vary by study.
No. Some studies may offer compensation or reimbursement, and others may not. Any payment details depend on the specific study and should be reviewed before participation.
No. Mobile Phone fields are optional. You may submit an intake inquiry without providing a mobile number. SMS consent boxes are also optional and separated by message type.
No. Altriva does not sell, rent, or share personal information, mobile numbers, SMS opt-in data, or consent records with third-party marketers, affiliates, or advertising partners.