Locations
ALSA Research – Stamford
Address
47 Oak Street, 1st Floor
Stamford, CT 06905
Phone
Hours
Mon–Fri
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Our focus here
Our founding clinic, still leading
Founded in 1994 as Stamford Therapeutics Consortium, our Stamford clinic has been a pioneering clinic in weight-loss research and carries deep experience across infectious disease, musculoskeletal, and pain trials — strengthened by partnerships with cardiology groups and multispecialty medical practices.
Getting here
Close to downtown Stamford and the Stamford Transportation Center (Metro-North New Haven Line and Amtrak), with easy access from I-95, the Merritt Parkway (Route 15), and U.S. Route 1.
At this clinic
Five private exam rooms, CLIA-certified on-site lab, centrifuge, –20°C and –70°C freezers, ECG and vitals equipment, secure monitor workstations with high-speed connectivity, and backup power. Advanced imaging (DXA, X-Ray, MRI) accessible nearby.
At this clinic
Capabilities
- Private exam rooms (5)
- Comfortable reception area
- Secure monitoring workstations with high-speed internet, phones, and monitors
- Dedicated workstations for clinic staff
- Laboratory
- Centrifuge
- Lockable refrigeration (3)
- –20°C & –70°C freezers
- Cloud-based temperature monitoring system
- Secure, temperature-controlled IP storage
- Ample on-site parking
- Backup generator / power supply
- Standard medical equipment, including ECG, scales, and more
- DXA and X-Ray access (within 0.5 miles)
- MRI, MRI/MRE, and fMRI access (within 1 mile)
Enrolling now
Studies enrolling at Stamford, CT.
Celiac Disease Research Study
Adults 18–75
This study is for people with celiac disease who still have symptoms even after trying a gluten-free diet. Researchers are testing a potential new treatment for celiac disease.
Weight Loss
Adults 18+
Are you struggling with weight management? We have a variety of weight loss trials now enrolling!
Pediatric Type 2 Diabetes Research Study
Children and Teens Ages 10-17
Is your child or teen having difficulty managing their type 2 diabetes? Our study is looking for children and teens ages 10 to 17 with type 2 diabetes to participate in research for a once daily oral investigational product, which focuses on improving blood sugar control. Participants will be part of research for an investigational treatment, taken in addition to their current diabetes care. Compensation may be available for qualified participants.
Upcoming Flu Prevention Studies
Adults 65+
As we get older, the flu can pose a greater risk to our health. Adults 65 and older who are planning to get a flu vaccine this season may qualify for a paid research study looking at an updated investigational flu vaccine compared with an already-approved flu vaccine.
Knee Osteoarthritis Research Study
Adults 40-80
Osteoarthritis of the knee is a common joint condition that causes ongoing pain and stiffness. This clinical trial is evaluating an investigational treatment, given as a single injection to the knee, for pain due to knee osteoarthritis.
Find us
Directions to the clinic.
Where this study is run
ALSA Research – Stamford
47 Oak Street, 1st Floor, Stamford, CT 06905