ARcare Center for Clinical Research – Conway

ARcare Center for Clinical Research - Conway is a Medical Center in Conway, AR. It operates as an integrated research provider based in Arkansas, conducting clinical trials focused on Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) and Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD). The facility works to improve care for individuals living with liver and digestive conditions. Participants in these studies help advance new treatments while receiving care from a research team. The center is currently enrolling patients in gastroenterology research studies. Specific offerings include a NASH clinical trial that evaluates potential new treatment options for those diagnosed with fatty liver disease or NASH, with study-related care and monitoring provided at no cost to participants. A separate research study focuses on understanding and managing advanced liver disease, where qualified participants may receive compensation for time and travel. Ongoing studies are also available for patients with a range of gastrointestinal conditions. Eligible participants may receive complimentary FibroScan testing and other diagnostic tests as part of the screening process. Participation involves clinic visits, health checks, and routine communication with the study team to track progress.

The Conway location is situated at 1500 N Museum Rd Suite 100. It is located about 0.2 miles from Curtis Walker Park and the Conway Soccer Complex. Theodore Jones Elementary School is approximately 0.3 miles away, as is the Human Services Department. The Faulkner County Health Department and Skyline Drive are both about 0.7 miles from the site.

The business holds a rating of 5.00 based on 1 review. This positive rating reflects the experience of the customer who has reviewed the center. ARcare Center for Clinical Research - Conway provides specialized clinical research services for liver and digestive health in Conway, AR.

Services:

• Cirrhosis management studies
• Digestive health studies
• Gastroenterology clinical trials
• Liver condition research studies
• NASH treatment evaluations