A San Diego-based patient recruitment company, RESolutions was established to meet the needs of small- to mid-sized biotechnical/pharmaceutical companies and Clinical Research Organizations (CROs) in enhancing patient recruitment on Phase II-IV clinical trials.

We specialize in designing highly effective, individualized patient recruitment strategies for your slow or difficult to enroll clinical trials.  We take recruitment a step further than just using media, we focus on local channels such as referring physicians, community outreach, and work closely with trial sites to enhance the pool of qualified potential patients to ensure your patient recruitment goals are met on time and cost effectively.

At RESolutions, we focus on one thing and one thing only - patient recruitment and patient enrollment for your clinical trial. Our dedicated staff is your full-time partner in meeting your corporate goals.

How do we do it?
At RESolutions we believe personal relationships are the cornerstone to any successful patient recruitment and retention program. Our novel approach of Tri-Net Recruitment Solutions^TM  allows us to establish a strong presence in the local communities where your trial is being conducted. We mobilize trial sites, patient groups, and referring physicians to complete enrollment quickly and efficiently without spending a lot of money on media that does not always produce qualified patients.

Our novel Tri-Net Recruitment Solutions^TM  approach uses Regional Recruitment Specialists^TM , who work on a grassroots level to facilitate patient referrals through ongoing relationships with local community non-profit organizations, area physicians, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals.  This method of recruitment has proven successful time and time again.

Our strength is in our staff. RESolutions' state-of-the-art model of patient recruitment brings together a staff with over 20 years of direct patient recruitment experience including hands-on expertise from both trial sites and industry settings. We know first hand the dynamics of the recruitment process. We understand that clinical trials do not enroll themselves.