Research rooted in community.
A standalone clinical trial site built on trust, local relationships, and a commitment to giving back to the Triangle.
We run clinical trials end-to-end from a standalone research facility in Raleigh, connecting sponsors with patients others miss, through trusted local practices and real community relationships.
Community Impact Fund reinvests study revenue directly into the Triangle.
One site. Three partnerships.
For Patients
Access and Innovation
Access cutting-edge therapies in your own community, at no cost, through physicians who know you.
For Providers
New Revenue, Zero Burden
Create meaningful practice revenue while giving patients access to innovative therapies. We handle everything.
For Sponsors
Enrollment and Quality
Reach patients others miss through trusted practices, diverse pools, and direct access to the team accountable for delivery.
“We believe trust is the only durable enrollment advantage.”
Built for quality, not financial engineering.
Most clinical research sites have been acquired by private equity. The founders who built real community relationships are no longer running them. We are different, and intend to stay that way.
“We believe trust is the only durable enrollment advantage.”
Built for quality, not financial engineering.
Most clinical research sites have been acquired by private equity. The founders who built real community relationships are no longer running them. We are different, and intend to stay that way.
$150K
Year 1
reinvestment target
Research that gives back. Structurally.
A share of every study we run is reinvested into the Triangle through our Community Impact Fund, governed by our partner practices and reported transparently every year.
Real locals. Real experience.
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Andrew Stocker
Co-Founder
A decade of clinical research operations across the Triangle, including Director of Operations at Eximia Research and Site Director at DM Clinical Research.
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Edwin McCray, DO, MHA
Head of Medical Affairs
Campbell University osteopathic physician, Duke neurosurgery research fellow, 16 peer-reviewed publications, and a deep commitment to health equity in the Triangle.
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Michael Soboeiro, MD
Principal Investigator
Board-certified internist with more than 30 years of adult primary care experience across WakeMed, UNC Rex, and Duke-affiliated hospitals in the Triangle. Brings deep community trust and clinical leadership to every study CFCR conducts.