Research Site Profile

Research Site Introduction:

At DFW Clinical Trials, our philosophy is built on three core principles: Patient-Focused Care, Scientific Integrity, and Collaborative Innovation.

• Patient-Focused Care: Patients are at the heart of everything we do. We treat them as active partners in the research journey, ensuring clear communication, prioritizing their safety, and striving to make their clinical trial experience as supportive and positive as possible.
• Scientific Integrity: We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of research accuracy and compliance. Our team leverages state-of-the-art technology and engages in ongoing professional development to ensure the generation of robust, reliable data.
• Collaborative Innovation: We recognize that meaningful progress happens through collaboration. By building strong partnerships with sponsors, CROs, and community healthcare providers, we work collectively to achieve shared goals and drive medical advancements.

These guiding values enable us to remain at the forefront of clinical research, transforming lives and shaping the future of healthcare.

Research Site Description:

DFW Clinical Trials is a dedicated research site coupled with multi-specialty and family practice doctors that conducts Phase I-IV research studies. We are committed to providing our Sponsors and CROs with the highest quality of data while meeting or exceeding our enrollment goals.

Patient Demographics:

Located in the DFW metroplex Carrollton, Texas, has a diverse and vibrant population with a total of approximately 133,820 residents.The racial and ethnic composition reflects its multicultural character:

• Racial/Ethnic Breakdown:

  • White: ~52.3%
  • Hispanic or Latino: ~31.9%
  • Asian: ~20.4%
  • Black or African American: ~10%

The age distribution of Carrollton, TX, reflects a balanced demographic spread. Here is a breakdown of the population by age group:

• Under 17 years: 20.1%
• 18 to 24 years: 8.3%
• 25 to 34 years: 15.6%
• 35 to 54 years: 29.7% (the largest group)
• 55 to 64 years: 13.4%
• 65 years and older: 12.9%

This distribution highlights that Carrollton has a substantial population in the working-age group (25–54 years), as well as a growing senior population over 65 years old.

Additional Information:

Contact Information:

Timothy Sinitean

Site Manager

847-331-2566

tsinitean@dfwclinicaltrials.com