ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams. According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams. According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams. According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams. According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
Pandemic-driven adoption of hybrid and fully virtual clinical trials has left many sponsors in need of support in patient recruitment and protocol optimization
NEW YORK, February 28, 2022 - ObvioHealth and 1nHealth announce today a joint initiative to smooth the transition to hybrid and decentralized clinical research. The initiative focuses on supporting clinical trials that may be struggling due to suboptimal protocol design, imprecise recruitment strategies, maladapted technology options or ailing site teams.According to clinicaltrials.gov, there are about 1,600 suspended trials at present.
1nHealth conducts clinical trial recruitment using a unique combination of digital targeting and evidence-based creative that enabled it to deliver 100 percent of their 2021DCT enrollment projects on time and on budget, a result that is virtually unheard of in the industry.
ObvioHealth is a leading global Virtual Research Organization (VRO) delivering end-to-end decentralized clinical trial solutions through its platform, smartphone app andseamless device integrations. The company boasts average study retention rates of 89 percent.
“It’s wonderful to see the industry rapidly adopting hybrid and virtual models, but this has sponsors confronting new recruitment challenges,” said Dan Brenner, Founder andCEO of 1nHealth. “We frequently hear from sponsors who can’t meet enrollment numbers and are increasingly brought on board to help get trials back on track.”
Both companies have leveraged their DCT and hybrid expertise to rescue trials that are failing to meet milestones. They recently collaborated on a women’s health study that considerably boosted enrollment and study completion rates, while reducing recruitment costs10-fold.
“So many sponsors are grappling with cost overages and delayed timelines at the moment,” said Ivan Jarry, CEO of ObvioHealth. “As a pioneer in decentralized clinical trials, we’ve learned many lessons about how to optimally digitize studies through better trial design and more efficient patient-centric execution. We are eager to apply those learnings to help sponsors salvage their trials to generate the evidence they need.”
1nHealth fills studies faster by using novel methodologies to deliver high-performing ads across all digital channels. Based in Orlando, Florida, 1nHealth uses AI to help find patients who are simply being missed by other recruitment vendors.1nHealth works with top CROs, Pharma companies and most of the leading DCT providers, as well as across 40+ TAs, delivering full enrollment for site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized studies. Visit www.1nhealth.com to learn more.
ObvioHealth welcomes sales veteran Richard Watkins as CRO to guide the company’s shift to enterprise software. His proven leadership in SaaS and healthcare will help expand ObvioGo® 2.0’s impact on clinical trials worldwide.
ObvioHealth announces the appointment of seasoned healthcare executive Nicholas Campbell to its Board of Directors. Campbell brings expertise to accelerate digital innovation and advance clinical trial solutions.