Evernorth Clinical Trial Solutions

Connecting patients to care through clinical research

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Clinical Research

The key to developing cutting-edge treatments

How does the standard of care become the standard of care? How do we know whether a new therapy is safe for all populations? How can we prove the effectiveness of potentially life-saving medical treatments, based on real and diverse patient experiences? The answer is clinical research.

Clinical research can be a door of opportunity to quality care, while helping to advance research toward breakthrough therapies. Yet, clinical research studies often go underutilized because patients simply lack information about available opportunities.

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Understanding is the greatest barrier to recruitment: 

85%

of clinical research studies are delayed due to patient recruitment issues1

9%

of patients surveyed reported having ever received an invitation to participate in clinical research2

47%

of those invited went on to participate in the trial2

Empowering patients to make informed care decisions

Evernorth Clinical Trial Solutions fills a critical gap in awareness to connect more patients to clinical research opportunities relevant to their conditions. 

Awareness 

Direct-to-patient outreach informs individuals of relevant clinical studies and provides the option to learn more.

Access 

We meet patients where they are, enhancing access to clinical research opportunities for historically underrepresented patient populations and helping to drive more diverse clinical research.

Alliances 

We’re committed to aligning all parties—patients, researchers, providers and plan sponsors—around one shared goal: advancing effective, equitable, patient-centric care.

Achieve the power of possible

Join Evernorth Clinical Trial Solutions in driving better care access and outcomes through clinical research.
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Sources

  1. Idnay, B., Butler, A., Fang, Y., Li, Z., Lee, J., Ta, C., Liu, C., Ruotolo, B., Yuan, C., Chen, H., Hripcsak, G., Larson, E., & Weng, C. (2023). Principal Investigators' Perceptions on Factors Associated with Successful Recruitment in Clinical Trials. AMIA Joint Summits on Translational Science proceedings. AMIA Joint Summits on Translational Science, 2023, 281–290.
  2. Williams, et al. “Demographic and Health Behavior Factors Associated With Clinical Trial Invitation and Participation in the United States.” JAMA network open. vol. 4,9 e2127792. 1 Sep. 2021, doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2021.27792
  3. ClinicalTrials.gov, 2024.