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Clinical trial site in Limburg
Explore clinical trials for people with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk
PT&R has been conducting clinical trials since 1992. If you live with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or related cardiovascular risk factors, a patient navigator from myTomorrows can help you explore whether one of the PT&R trials may be relevant to your situation.
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Clinical trials
PT&R is currently recruiting for clinical trials that may be relevant for people living with one or more of the following conditions or risk factors:
- Type 2 diabetes
- High blood pressure (hypertension)
- Risk factors linked to heart failure
- Elevated lipoprotein(a)
- Increased cardiovascular risk
A patient navigator can help you understand which clinical trials may be relevant to your specific situation.
How it works
myTomorrows helps you understand whether one of the currently recruiting PT&R trials may be relevant to you, with support from a dedicated Patient Navigator.
Move forward if you choose
If you decide to continue, your Navigator will guide you through the steps leading to onsite screening with the PT&R team.
Review your options
If you may be eligible for a clinical trial, your Patient Navigator will help you understand the study details and next steps.
Speak with a navigator
Book a free call to discuss your situation and learn about clinical trial options currently running at PT&R.
Who we are
About PT&R and myTomorrows
PT&R has been conducting clinical trials since 1992, supporting research in type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and related cardiovascular risk. In collaboration with myTomorrows, PT&R now offers a single platform where patients and physicians can learn about currently recruiting studies.
PT&R is a certified clinical trial site operating in accordance with ICH-GCP standards. All studies featured on this page have been reviewed by an independent ethics committee.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is a clinical trial?
Clinical trials study potential treatments to see if they are safe and effective. These treatments are investigational and not yet part of routine medical care. By participating, you may help advance medical research while receiving close follow up from a dedicated research team.
Why do people take part in clinical trials?
Patients choose to join clinical trials for different personal reasons. Some hope to access new potential treatment options, while others want to contribute to medical research that could help people in the future. Most importantly, taking part is always voluntary, and patients can decide to stop at any time
What are clinical trial eligibility criteria?
Every clinical trial has a set of rules, called eligibility criteria that determine who may take part. These may include age, diagnosis, medical history, or current treatments. These criteria help protect participant safety and ensure reliable results.
A myTomorrows Patient Navigator can review the basic criteria with you and verify whether an available trial may be a potential fit. For any clinical trial, final eligibility is assessed by the study’s clinical team. If a question goes beyond what the Navigator can verify, they can help connect you with the study team.
Is participation voluntary?
Yes, taking part in any clinical trial is voluntary. You will receive detailed clinical trial information, have the opportunity to ask questions, and decide freely on participation. Informed consent facilitates you understand the clinical trial and can withdraw at any time without any penalty and without affecting your care or rights.
Do clinical trials carry any risk?
Like all medical care, clinical trials may involve risks, including possible side effects from the treatment being studied.
To help protect participants, clinical trials include additional safety measures such as regular physical assessments and laboratory testing by the research team. Every clinical trial is reviewed by an independent participant protection committee before it begins.
Before you decide to take part, the PT&R research team will explain the potential risks and benefits. Participation is always voluntary, and you may leave a clinical trial at any time.
What is a patient navigator?
myTomorrows helps you explore clinical trial options with expert, personalized support.
Each patient is paired with a dedicated Patient Navigator with a medical background.
Your Navigator guides you through eligibility review, questions, and paperwork using clear, easy‑to‑understand language. Support is available in multiple languages, and more complex questions are addressed in collaboration with the research team.
How can I get ready to join a clinical trial?
If you’re considering joining a clinical trial, being informed and prepared can help. The PT&R research team will guide you through any steps required before starting, depending on the specific study. This may include sharing your medical history or records, as well as study visits and testing during the initial screening process.
Do patients have to pay for clinical trials?
Every clinical trial is unique, and covered costs may vary. Depending on the study, reimbursement or modest compensation may also be available to help offset certain expenses.
In some cases, costs related to the treatment of complications resulting from trial participation may be billed to your health insurance.
How is my privacy protected?
PT&R has partnered with myTomorrows to support patients who want to learn more about Type 1 Diabetes clinical trials. If you choose to look for clinical trials through this page, you will be connected with myTomorrows.
Any information you choose to share will be handled by myTomorrows, not by PT&R. Strict privacy laws such as GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) are followed. GDPR is a European Union (EU) law that governs how organizations within and outside the EU handle the personal data of EU residents. Your data is stored securely, and is only accessed by the myTomorrows medical team. Your information is never shared without your clear permission.
For more details, you can review the myTomorrows privacy statement or contact their data protection team at dataprotection@mytomorrows.com
Clinical trial site in Limburg
Refer patients for clinical trials in type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk
PT&R has been conducting clinical trials since 1992. For adults living with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and related cardiovascular risk factors, physicians can use the myTomorrows platform to pre-screen and refer potentially eligible patients for relevant clinical trials at PT&R.
Start pre-screeningClinical trials
PT&R is currently recruiting for clinical trials in Limburg that may be relevant for adults with one or more of the following conditions or risk factors:
- Type 2 diabetes
- High blood pressure (hypertension)
- Risk factors linked to heart failure
- Elevated lipoprotein(a)
- Increased cardiovascular risk
Physicians can review the active studies below to identify potentially eligible patients for pre-screening and referral.
How it works
myTomorrows provides a secure and efficient way to identify relevant clinical trials, pre-screen eligibility, and refer patients directly to PT&R.
View active trials
See which PT&R clinical trials are currently recruiting.
Pre-screen eligibility
Use the myTomorrows platform to check whether your patient may meet key eligibility criteria.
Refer your patient
Submit a referral directly to the PT&R team, who will follow up with the patient about formal screening and next steps.
Referrals are managed through the myTomorrows platform, which is ISO-27001 certified and compliant with GDPR and SOC 2 standards.
Who we are
About PT&R and myTomorrows
PT&R has been conducting clinical trials since 1992, supporting research in type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and related cardiovascular risk. In collaboration with myTomorrows, PT&R now offers a single platform where patients and physicians can learn about currently recruiting studies.
PT&R is a certified clinical trial site operating in accordance with ICH-GCP standards. All studies featured on this page have been reviewed by an independent ethics committee.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How does the referral process work?
PT&R is collaborating with myTomorrows to make the referral process clear and efficient. You can start by viewing currently recruiting Type 1 Diabetes clinical trials through the myTomorrows platform and reviewing basic eligibility information.
If a study appears to be a good fit, a referral can be made through myTomorrows or by contacting the PT&R study team. The research team will determine basic eligibility to proceed, guide next steps, and provide updates as appropriate.
How will trial participation impact continuity of care?
We collaborate with treating physicians to complement existing care, not replace it. Your patient will continue care under your supervision.
Will I receive any trial updates?
With the patient’s consent, we can provide updates on eligibility, enrollment status, and other agreed-upon milestones. Our team values collaborative care and aims to keep you informed at key stages of your patient’s participation.
Who is myTomorrows?
myTomorrows, is our trusted partner helping streamline the clinical trial referral process through a secure and easy-to-use. They support trial search, pre-screening, and referral management, making it easier for patients and physicians to connect with relevant studies. As a global company with a growing footprint in the United States, including an office in New York City, myTomorrows has supported over 17,700 patients and 3,000 physicians at more than 440 sites.
How do you protect patients' privacy?
Our partner, myTomorrows, operates a secure platform used for trial search and referral management. The platform is ISO-27001 certified and compliant with GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2 standards. Patient information is only processed with explicit consent and is accessible only to qualified team members directly supporting the patient. No data is shared without permission. For details, see the myTomorrows privacy policy or contact dataprotection@mytomorrows.com.
