CURRENTLY ENROLLING STUDIES

Why should I help?

The Allergy, Asthma & Sinus Center not only cares for patients but is also a clinical research site helping to advance treatment options for us all! Without volunteers, no treatment advancement is possible. Thank you for your interest!

New to clinical research? Here are some answers to common questions!

1. Will I need to stop my current meds? Not necessarily. Every study is different. Many of our trials involve add on therapies or meds that should perform similarly. Let our research team tell you more!


2. Is there any cost? No. There is no expense to volunteers. Any study-related care or medications will be provided at no cost. No insurance needed.


3. Is there compensation? Yes. Qualified candidates may be compensated for time and travel involved.


4. How long is a study? Study duration varies. Some trials are as short as 3 weeks, some much longer.


5. Will I need to attend visits Yes. If you choose to participate, visits occur at our Greenfield clinic. The number of visits varies by study, but compensation for time and travel is offered.


6. Can I change my mind? Yes. We are seeking volunteers. If you choose to join the study, you can change your mind at any time. Those who leave a study for any reason will still be compensated for the study visits completed.


Register to learn more about study participation

If you are interested in learning more about clinical research participation, let us know! Please fill out the form below. A research team member will provide study information and check qualifications. If trial participation is a good fit, we will discuss scheduling options and participation details. By filling out this contact form, you are under no obligation to participate. If preferred, feel free to call our research team directly at (414) 529-8519 to discuss trial options.

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Allergy Studies
Eli Lilly Allergy Seeking adult year round allergy sufferers. Qualified candidates will use allergy relieving medication throughout the year and have allergies to dust mite or pets. Learn More
Asthma Studies
Levante Asthma Seeking adult asthmatics with moderate asthma for a study of an add on oral therapy. Qualified candidates have experienced 1 or more flare in the past year. Study involves 8 in-person visits. Extension study offered to those completing the study and want to continue use of study medication!
Exhale Asthma Participants must be diagnosed with asthma, at least 12 years of age, non-smoker and using asthma controller medications daily.
Flair Asthma Seeking people with asthma at least 12 years of age, that have been treated for an asthma worsening in the past 12 months. Participants must be using an asthma daily controller therapy and non-smokers. Learn More
Flash Asthma Study of an oral medication for the treatment of asthma. Seeking volunteers with moderate to severe asthma between the ages of 18-80 that have experienced at least 1 asthma flare requiring steroid use in the past year. Learn More
AIRSUPRA Asthma Adult asthmatics needed in the 15 week long study of an investigational inhaler that may be better for our planet. Participants can be using albuterol only or taking a daily controller therapy. Learn More
COPD Studies
Pillar Central COPD Participants must be over the age of 40 with COPD and chronic bronchitis with current symptoms. See linked flyer for additional criteria. Learn More
Tharros COPD Can a COPD treatment help prevent respiratory flares and serious heart events, like heart failure and heart attacks? Qualified volunteers should be diagnosed not only with COPD, but also be diagnosed with heart issues or risk factors for developing heart disease. Learn More
Sinus Studies
Vibrant Chronic Sinusitis with Nasal Polyps Participants must be between the ages of 18-75, diagnosed with chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps and currently using a nasal steroid spray. This study accepts non-smokers only. Learn More
Other Studies
Nocion Chronic Cough 13 week study involving 7 visits. The purpose is to determine effectiveness of an oral inhalation powder. Adults diagnosed with chronic cough and currently symptomatic encouraged to apply. No current smokers will be included.
AK006 Hive Seeking volunteers with chronic hives. Must be between the ages of 18-65 and noticing continued hive outbreaks despite using antihistamines regularly.
CALM Hive 14 week study for chronic hive sufferers between the ages of 18-80. Those currently experiencing hives despite antihistamine use encouraged to apply for this study involving an oral medication.

Interested in learning more about any of our current studies? Be sure to provide your contact information above. A team member will follow up to provide more information. If preferred, call our research department directly at (414) 529-8519 to speak with a recruitment specialist.

Not seeing a study for you? That's okay - submit our contact form for consideration in future studies. Use the notes section to indicate the type of trial you're interested in, medications you're using currently, any information you'd like to share, or question you have regarding trial participation. Our study team is always looking for interested candidates in the community. Whenever available, we offer allergy, asthma, COPD, chronic sinusitis, chronic cough, nasal polyp, and urticaria (hive) clinical trials. Join our database to be notified for future trials!

Meet the physician overseeing study participation!

Dr. Steven has extensive experience in clinical trials, completing five or six studies per year since 1994, and earning the distinction as a Certified Physician Investigator through the Association of Clinical Research Professionals. This is awarded to physicians who strive to gather high-quality data while paying rigorous attention to patient safety. Furthermore, since excellence in health care requires cooperation among all of your physicians, we always ask for your permission for us to share the results of study-related procedures with your primary care physician - such as X-rays, blood work, EKGs, lung function tests, and any other procedures required by the study.