Denver, Colorado
General Medicine Research Site
Tekton’s Denver research site conducts clinical studies of investigational treatments across a range of health conditions. The site also conducts vaccine studies. Areas of research include:
- Diabetes, weight management, and thyroid conditions
- Heart health, including cholesterol and blood pressure
- Liver disease
- Skin conditions
- Asthma
- Migraines
- Arthritis, gout, and joint pain
- Anxiety, depression, and women’s health
Available studies change over time, and each study has its own requirements. Browse the studies below or complete the form on this page to learn more. Tekton can answer your questions and help you understand the next steps for studies you may qualify for.
Tekton Research Denver
2373 Central Park Blvd, Ste 300 Denver, CO 80238
Phone
(303) 970-9777
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Browse open studies below, then apply online, or call (303) 970-9709.
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Why Participate?
Participating in a clinical trial may help you:
To get started, complete the form on this page.
A Tekton team member will review your information and reach out about studies you may qualify for.
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Why Join a Study at Tekton?
Tekton was founded in Austin, TX, in 2006.
For more than 20 years, we've connected communities with clinical trials across a wide range of health conditions.
25,000+ people have joined a study at Tekton.
Our team is here to make the research process clear, respectful, and a positive experience for all.
Licensed physicians and staff lead every Tekton site.
Your safety, comfort, and understanding come first throughout the study process.
Questions & Answers
Many clinical trials at Tekton offer compensation for study-related time and travel. Payment amounts vary by study.
In many cases, participants are compensated for completed visits, phone calls, diary entries, or other study-related activities. Before you decide whether to participate, the study team will explain the expected schedule and any compensation available.