Stuart Oncology is launching an on-site clinical trials program, guided by our dedicated clinical trial research coordinator — which will bring some of tomorrow’s treatments right here, close to home. Trials aren’t a last resort: for many diagnoses they represent the newest standard of care, and asking about them early is one of the smartest questions you can bring to any visit. Once the program opens, our coordinator will review studies against your diagnosis and walk you through every step — and we already coordinate with leading centers such as Cleveland Clinic and Moffitt Cancer Center whenever that benefits your care.
How we help
We’re bringing clinical trials to our own offices — participation will happen here, close to home
Our clinical trial research coordinator will guide you through eligibility, consent, and every step
Your trial and your day-to-day cancer care will be managed by the same physicians who know you
What to expect at your first visit
We gather and review your pathology, imaging, and history before you arrive, so your visit starts with answers, not paperwork.
Unhurried time with your physician — bring your questions and a family member if you’d like.
You leave with a clear plan: what happens next, when, where, and who to call with questions.
Common questions
Can I join a clinical trial at Stuart Oncology?
Am I eligible for a clinical trial?
If I’m seen at Moffitt or Cleveland Clinic, do I lose my local team?
Will I still see my regular oncologist?
Questions about clinical trials and research?
Our team can walk you through exactly what your first visit would look like.