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Right-Sized™
Clinical Research Organization (CRO)

Clinipace, a digital clinical research organization (dCRO), provides technology-driven clinical services for phase I-IV clinical trials and registries. We serve biopharmaceutical and medical device companies as well as academic medical centers.

Optimized by TEMPO™, we deliver research solutions such as project management, data management (EDC-based), monitoring, site management, supply management, and biostatistics at up to 30% savings compared to traditional service providers.

Additionally, the Clinipace team offers trial and registry services related to site selection and patient recruitment, medical monitoring, medical writing, IRB administration, safety surveillance, and regulatory guidance.

What is a Right-Sized™ clinical research solution? It is a combination of expertise, technology and clinical services organized to fit your project, organizational needs, and budget. Put simply, we provide just what you want without the scope and budget bloat routinely found in traditional CRO and EDC bids. Get rid of the bloat, partner with Clinipace!

Remove the bloat

How does Clinipace do this? First and foremost we're a technology-centric CRO. Therefore, we think differently than traditional service providers. Our team works hard to understand your clinical development challenges, and applies the appropriate mix of process and technology to get it right. We’ve built a powerful, web-based software platform, TEMPO™, to manage and optimize your projects, and bring new visibility and transparency into their performance. To this we’ve added experienced people to operationalize your research programs at a lower cost, without compromising quality. Because traditional CROs are not technology companies they do just the opposite. They add technology to their “inefficient people model” and the result is an excess of expenses, resources or procedures, in other words, bloat.