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Diabetic Foot Ulcer Research

Research Opportunities

Research opportunities vary depending on the active clinical trial. Qualified participants may be invited to receive study-related evaluations, advanced wound care, investigational therapies or medical devices, and regular follow-up visits throughout the study period. Each clinical trial follows an approved protocol and is conducted under strict ethical and regulatory guidelines. 

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Eligibility Criteria

You may qualify for current or future diabetic foot ulcer research if you:

  • Are 18 years of age or older.

  • Have been diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes.

  • Have a diabetic foot ulcer or chronic wound.

  • Are willing to attend scheduled study visits.

  • Meet the eligibility requirements of a specific clinical trial.
     

Additional eligibility criteria vary depending on each research study. Our research team will review your medical history and determine whether you qualify for any available opportunities.

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Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU) Study Prescreening Questionnaire

Have you been diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes?
Do you have a foot ulcer (open sore) that’s been there for at least 4 weeks and is about the size of a dime or larger?
Is the ulcer located on your foot below the ankle?
If you have more than one ulcer, are they at least 2 centimeters apart? (Only answer if you have more than one ulcer)
Are you able and willing to visit our clinic once a week if you qualify for the study?
Have you recently taken any medications that may slow down wound healing, like certain immune-suppressing drugs or chemotherapy?
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Why Participate in Diabetic Foot Ulcer Research?

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Participation in clinical research helps advance new treatments while giving qualified individuals access to study-related medical evaluations and advanced wound care. Depending on the specific study, participants may receive investigational therapies, study-related care, and compensation for time and travel.

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Benefits may include:

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  • Contributing to future diabetic foot ulcer treatments.

  • Access to experienced wound care professionals.

  • Study-related evaluations at no cost.

  • Compensation (when applicable).

  • Helping improve care for future patients.

Contact our research team to learn whether you qualify for our current diabetic foot ulcer clinical trial.

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