Ophthalmic clinical research · Danbury, ConnecticutFor sponsors & CROs
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Connecticut Eye Consultants · Clinical Research

See what’s next
in eye care.

Explore clinical studies for macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema at Connecticut Eye Consultants in Danbury, Connecticut.

Ophthalmic clinical researchEstablished in 1998
The decision to participate is yours.

Our research program

Ophthalmic research.
Since 1998.

Our research department brings physicians and research coordinators together to conduct clinical studies in eye care.

The team can explain a study’s requirements and answer your questions about participation before you decide.

About our research program
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01 / Study information

Research studies

Review initial criteria and study details before speaking with our team.

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02 / Make an informed choice

The participant experience

Learn about study visits, informed consent, and your rights as a participant.

Read the participant guide

Our research focus

Research focused on
retinal health.

Explore studies listed by our research team. Availability can change, and eligibility requires an individual review.

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Our research team in Danbury

Connecticut Eye Consultants

Meet the people
behind the research.

Our research department brings together principal investigators, ophthalmologists, optometrists, and clinical research staff.

Read their professional backgrounds and meet the coordinators who help organize participation and study visits.

Meet the research team

Understanding participation

Your choice.
At every step.

Participating in research is a personal decision. You have time to ask questions and understand what a study involves.

Have a conversation

Ask which studies are available and how the team evaluates eligibility.

Understand the study

Discuss the study’s purpose, visits, possible risks, alternatives, and any costs before deciding.

Decide for yourself

Participation is voluntary. You may withdraw your consent at any time.

Read the participant guide

Research inquiries

Questions about research?

Call 203-791-2020, extension 257, to ask about a study or our research program.

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