If you're curious about ATRI's Alzheimer's trials and studies, there are a few different ways to get involved.
Find an Open Study
First and foremost, visit ATRI's studies webpage, to see our open and upcoming studies and see if there is a right fit for you.
Register for Future Studies
If there are no open studies that are the right fit, sign up for a registry to be invited to participate in studies and trials when they are available in your area. Registries help speed up trials by gathering a list of “willing and able” potential participants. People who sign up may be referred to specific studies but are not obligated to participate.
Two of our such registries are:
- Alzheimer's Prevention Trials Webstudy (APT Webstudy): An online registry designed to accelerate enrollment into Alzheimer's clinical trials. Open to individuals 50 and older. Take online tests to assess memory and thinking skills, gain access to scores, and be notified of opportunities for in-person assessments and clinical trials.
- Trial-Ready Cohort - Down Syndrome (TRC-DS): A registry to enroll people with Down syndrome who have no symptoms of dementia to participate in future Alzheimer's disease prevention studies. Participants will undergo cognitive and clinical assessments, brain imaging, genetic and biomarker testing, and receive referrals for other studies.
If neither of those seem right for you, try finding a matching service that is available in your area.
Contact Your Local Memory Clinics
If you would rather look more locally, check out our map of study sites that we work with to see if we have a site near you.
You can also contact an Alzheimer's Clinical Trial Consortium site, Alzheimer’s disease research center, or memory or neurology clinics in your community to ask if they are conducting any trials.
We highly encourage anyone who's curious about participating in an Alzheimer's study to register and get involved. Together we can move toward a world without Alzheimer's.
