Welcome to the
Future of Medicine Program
Future of Medicine provides free advanced health screenings, information about research studies, and other education and services.
Health Screenings
Get screened for health risk factors that matter to you.
Heart & Kidney Health Screening
Want to understand your risk for heart attack and stroke?
Includes: Lp(a), cholesterol, blood sugar, kidney function, inflammation
Brain & Memory Health Screening
Want to understand your risk for Alzheimer’s disease?
Includes: pTau, a protein associated with Alzheimer’s
How the Future of Medicine Program Works
With Future of Medicine, you have access to free, advanced health screenings for important risk factors. Your test results help you understand your health now and may also connect you to relevant clinical study opportunities to help create the cures and treatments of the future.
Here’s what to expect:
Health Screening
Schedule your appointment and complete a free health screening. We’ll explain everything in detail before your blood draw.
RESULTS
We’ll contact you with your screening results, explain what they mean, and provide a copy of your results that you can share with your doctor.
OPPORTUNITY
If we find a clinical study that may be a good fit for you, we'll tell you about it and give you an opportunity to participate.
Featured News & Events
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Care Access Provides Heart & Kidney Health Screening in Milwaukee
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Care Access and Liberty Grace Church of God Bring Heart & Kidney Health Screening to East Baltimore
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Learn about our recent health screening events and news from February.
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Ventura, CA Event
- Heart & Kidney Health Screening
- Community Memorial Hospital - Ventura
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Houston, TX Event
- Heart & Kidney Health Screening
- Texas Southern University
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High Lp(a): Expert Insights & Future Possibilities for Your Heart Health
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Care Access and City of District Heights Partner to Bring No-Cost Health Screenings to District Heights Senior Center at City Hall
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Dr. Peta-Gay Jackson Booth: Innovative ways to enhance health and research access for underrepresented communities
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For a Better Future Episode 1: Meeting People Where They’re At
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Care Access Brings Heart & Kidney Health Screening to San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Care Access Provides Heart & Kidney Health Screening in Milwaukee
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Care Access and Liberty Grace Church of God Bring Heart & Kidney Health Screening to East Baltimore
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Learn about our recent health screening events and news from February.
-
Ventura, CA Event
- Heart & Kidney Health Screening
- Community Memorial Hospital - Ventura
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Houston, TX Event
- Heart & Kidney Health Screening
- Texas Southern University
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High Lp(a): Expert Insights & Future Possibilities for Your Heart Health
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Care Access and City of District Heights Partner to Bring No-Cost Health Screenings to District Heights Senior Center at City Hall
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Dr. Peta-Gay Jackson Booth: Innovative ways to enhance health and research access for underrepresented communities
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For a Better Future Episode 1: Meeting People Where They’re At
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Care Access Brings Heart & Kidney Health Screening to San Juan, Puerto Rico
Hear From Our Members
The importance of normalizing community outreach in research.
Winona
Maintaining health and finding cures through health research.
Brad
Helping other people with family histories of heart disease.
Ana & Antonio
The role of health screenings and clinical research in creating healthier people.
Shanese
Being proactive and making your health a priority.
Vernon
Contributing to progress in health and medicine.
Costa
The importance of heart health for type 2 diabetics.
Anthony
Taking control of high cholesterol to stay healthy.
Deborah
The importance of heart health for women.
Faye
Convenient access becomes more important as you get older.
Angela & Charlene
Helping future generations through participation.
Kevin
Awareness of a potential risk she didn't know about.
Shawn
Preventing heart attack and stroke through awareness.
Iris
Helping our children and grandchildren have better treatments for diseases in the future.
Cheryll & Lee
Participating to help others now and in the future.
Roswell
The importance of getting involved in health research.
Olga
Bringing resources to underserved communities to build a better future.
Leonard
Access to testing that doctors don't normally test for.
Patty
The importance of normalizing community outreach in research.
Winona
Maintaining health and finding cures through health research.
Brad
Helping other people with family histories of heart disease.
Ana & Antonio
The role of health screenings and clinical research in creating healthier people.
Shanese
Being proactive and making your health a priority.
Vernon
Contributing to progress in health and medicine.
Costa
Life-changing new medicines can be right around the corner.
Our understanding of diseases has advanced dramatically. We are now able to create treatments for conditions that just 10 years ago, we didn't have solutions for.
For example, we are on the cusp of new cancer therapies, getting ahead of Alzheimer's, and better preventing heart disease.
But there is a “traffic jam” slowing them down.
Before a new medicine can be available to patients, it must go through clinical trials. Unfortunately, the ability to run clinical trials has not kept up with the fast pace of today's medical discovery.
Research locations are scarce and trials can't reach the right people fast enough. This creates a bottleneck in how many potential medicines can go through a clinical trial and make their way to patients who need them.
We're on a mission to reduce this bottleneck by making clinical trials available to more people in more places.
The solution needs you.
Clinical trials rely on us to participate, and more participation helps clinical trials finish faster so that more new medicines can make it to patients. Historically, it has not been easy to learn about and find relevant clinical trials nearby, even when you are eagerly looking for them. Through the Future of Medicine program, we'll work together to make a difference.
Bring the Future of Medicine to Your Community!
Help your family, friends, and community by telling them about the Future of Medicine program. By inviting them to participate, they, too, can get free health screenings and opportunities to participate in clinical trials. You’ll help your community be represented in clinical studies for potential medicines that may impact them.
Refer friends and family to participate in Future of Medicine and receive $25 for each qualified referral, or we’ll make a donation to your favorite charity.
Refer Friends and Family
Are you interested in creating access to this opportunity for others? We partner with local organizations that share the common goal of improving the health of our communities.
Contact Our Community Partnerships Team
The future can be better than today.