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We are a multi-specialty clinical research site conveniently located near Olive & I-270 in St. Louis, MO. Explore study opportunities and see if you qualify.

Call us today at 314-567-3377 to take the next step in advancing medicine with us! We are a multi-specialty clinical research site located near Olive and Highway 270 in St. Louis Missouri. We specialize in phase II-IV clinical research studies in gastroenterology, infectious diseases, osteoarthritis, rheumatology, cardiovascular pain, acute injury and many more. Our mission is to provide our clients with rapid enrollment while providing the highest quality data. Call us today to see if you qualify! 314-567-3377

10/24/2025

There was a time when polio struck millions, leaving kids paralyzed every single day. Now, after years of relentless research and the power of vaccines, we’re so close to wiping it out for good. Vaccines have slashed polio cases by more than 99%. That’s huge!

Today, on World Polio Day (October 24), let’s celebrate what we’ve achieved together — and remember why it matters to keep going. Continued research and vaccinations are what keep polio from coming back.

10/22/2025

Want to do something unforgettable that also makes a real difference?

Clinical trials are about real people, like you, stepping up to help push science forward. It's a unique opportunity to play a direct role in life-changing discoveries that could help countless others.

What’s in it for you?
✅Receive free care related to the study.
✅Get paid for your time and travel.
✅Play a direct role in medical breakthroughs—a unique story you can be proud to tell.

Your one little step might totally change someone’s life. Why not see if there’s a study that feels right for you? Who knows—you might end up being the difference maker. ⬇️

https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

10/20/2025

Hey, it’s World Osteoporosis Day! 🦴

Let’s talk bones for a second. Osteoporosis is called the “silent disease” for a reason. Your bones might be getting weaker without any warning signs, and then suddenly, ouch, you’ve got a fracture. Not cool.

But plot twist—it’s never too late to start treating your bones like the VIPs they are. You can always hop on the bone-health train no matter how old you are. It’s never too late to start.

10/19/2025

Oh hey, it’s Infection Prevention Week! Honestly, who knew there was a week for this? Anyway, gotta admit, those little things—like actually washing your hands (not just pretending)—can really save you, and everyone else too.

Doesn’t matter if you’re chilling at home, stuck at work, or dealing with the chaos in a hospital, washing your hands isn’t just a childhood lesson, it’s your secret weapon against catching whatever’s going around.

So if you wanna dodge getting sick or passing something gross to someone else, follow these easy tips below. Your future self (and everyone around you) will totally owe you one.

Learn more about our ongoing studies focused on health and infection prevention. ⬇️
https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

10/13/2025

Fashionably late, but hey, here’s the scoop—World Arthritis Day just slipped by, but joint health isn’t exactly a one-day wonder, right? Picture this: millions of folks out there, wrestling with cranky knees, stubborn fingers, and joints that protest louder than a child at bedtime. Arthritis really doesn’t care if you’re ready for it or not. 💚

People think it’s just for “old folks”—nope, this stuff is way more common than people think. It can hit anyone, and it makes simple stuff—like tying your shoes or carrying groceries—feel like a major workout.

So, don’t just shrug off those aches like they’re no big deal. Just knowing what arthritis looks like and catching it early? That can change the game.

Now, let’s dish out some facts you’ll actually want to remember👇

💬 Learn more about our ongoing studies for joint pain and related conditions including Osteoarthritis of Knee, Rotator Cuff Injury, Neuropathy, and more:

https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

10/10/2025

🌎 This World Mental Health Day, let’s get real for a sec—mental health matters just as much as taking care of your body. Seriously, it’s not a side note.

Even the tiniest steps can add up, and you don’t have to do it alone. Chatting with a friend, admitting you’re struggling, grabbing an extra hour of sleep—stuff like that helps.

And real talk? Cracking a joke about therapy or just opening up about mental health makes it way less weird for everyone else. No more pretending you’re fine when you’re actually running on empty.

Science is a huge part of this, too. All that research? It’s not just nerds in lab coats poking at neurons for fun. It’s real progress—better treatments, more answers, less guessing game for folks dealing with mental health stuff.

And if you’ve ever thought, “I wonder if I could help with brain research,” you absolutely can. Our research team is always looking for people to join our studies. Reach out to learn more—no stress, no pop quiz, just a chance to be part of something bigger. ⬇️

https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

10/08/2025

🩺 Hey, so October’s Health Literacy Month—kind of cool, right? It’s basically a reminder that understanding all that health info doctors throw at us actually matters.

Ever sit in an exam room, staring at a treatment plan, a new medication, or even a clinical trial consent form, and think,

⦁ “Uh, am I supposed to know what this means?”
⦁ “Okay, but what does this actually mean for me? Is this going to turn me into Spider-Man, or just make me sleepy?”
⦁ “And, uh is there a downside? Are we talking big risks, little risks, or just a bad hair day? Is this option, like a clinical trial, right for me?"

Don’t let confusing lingo mess with your choices. The docs and nurses? They’re not just there to poke you with needles or hand you a prescription. They're going to help you figure all this stuff out.

The more you know, the better choices you can make for yourself. So speak up, get the info, and make decisions that actually make sense for you. Your health, your rules! Don't be shy—your healthcare team's got your back. That's what this month's all about.

And when those decisions involve contributing to medical progress, know that you have the right to every detail.

💗 Every study is carefully monitored by medical professionals. Find out if you qualify for one of our ongoing clinical trials. ⬇️

https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

10/03/2025

October’s here, and you know what that means—Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Everywhere you look, there’s a sea of pink ribbons, and honestly, it’s kind of awesome. It’s a chance to cheer on the survivors, give a virtual (or real) hug to anyone still fighting, and remind everyone you care about to get checked.

There was this study in The Lancet Oncology last year—turns out all those improvements in early screening and treatments? They’re actually saving lives. Survival rates have really gone up over the past twenty years, which is huge. Still, breast cancer is the most common cancer for women all over the world. That’s why keeping up the awareness and support totally matters.

So yeah, it’s not just about wearing pink (though, hey, it looks good on almost everyone). Let’s keep spreading the word. Talk about it. Push for more research. Bug your friends and family to get checked, even if they roll their eyes. Every little bit counts, and together, we’re moving closer to a future where breast cancer is way less scary. Stay loud, stay pink, and keep rooting for a cure. 💗

09/29/2025

Hey, guess what? It’s World Heart Day! ❤️ Honestly, your heart deserves a little shoutout—it’s been working overtime since, well, forever. Most of us barely think about it, but heart disease remains the world’s #1 cause of death. The wild part? A bunch of the risk factors are totally in our control.

Every step you take toward a healthier lifestyle makes a difference. Eat well, stay active, and don’t skip those doctor visits. Little stuff you do for health adds up. Your heart will thank you, probably by not quitting on you.

If you’re curious about heart health, or other areas of wellness and want to do something kinda awesome, we’re looking for folks to join our diverse clinical research studies at the clinic.

Wanna help out (and maybe learn a thing or two about your own well-being)? Go ahead and sign up. Your heart and health journey will thank you, and hey, you’ll be part of something pretty cool!

Heart Failure study - https://eximiaresearch.com/location/mo/st-louis/scr/study/heart-failure-gen/?cid=fb-page-post
All Enrolling Studies - https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

09/22/2025

Hey, it’s Falls Prevention Awareness Day and it’s honestly more important than it sounds. Falls are no joke, especially for our older family and friends. But here’s the thing: a lot of these falls don’t even have to happen. We can dodge them! Stretching a little, making sure your space isn’t trying to trip you up, and checking in on your loved ones. 💜 Let’s spread the word and take steps toward fall prevention together.

09/21/2025

So, it’s World Alzheimer’s Day. Honestly, these “days” come and go, but this one hits close to home for a lot of folks. Alzheimer’s doesn’t just mess with memories, it tangles up entire families, and man, the stigma can feel heavier than the disease sometimes. We need more than some hashtag moment—we need real talk about catching it early, treating people like, you know, actual people, and pushing for new breakthroughs. Show up with a kind word, a little patience, or at least don’t make it awkward, okay? Every bit of awareness counts, no matter how small it feels.

👉 Interested in contributing to Alzheimer’s research? Sign up here:
https://tinyurl.com/alzheimers-research-st-louis

09/17/2025

🌍World Patient Safety Day is a big deal for us. It's a little reminder to always put patients first, no matter what. At our research site, we’re all about looking out for folks and making sure every step is safe, clear, and honest from start to finish. Trust is more precious than any lab result. So we put our whole heart into making sure everyone feels safe, actually knows what’s going on, and cared for every step of the way.

✨ Interested in contributing to medical advancements? Sign up here:
https://tinyurl.com/research-studies-stlouis-mo

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711 Old Ballas Road, Ste 105
Creve Coeur, MO
63141

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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https://eximiaresearch.com/location/mo/st-louis/scr/

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