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TESTIMONIALS
What our volunteers and patients say about Seattle Clinical Research Center
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"My overall experience with the Seattle Clinical Research Center has always been superior. This facility is run by very experienced professionals from the top down to the greeting by the receptionist each visit. I also appreciate the phone call reminders about my appointments and whether I needed to fast or bring anything allong to my appointment. With the COVID 19 situation there was extra safety care in masking, shielding, and distancing."
-Anonymous
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"Both Dominique Barragan and Maddie Schulte have been great to work with for my various studies. I always felt their professionalism and knowledge about the studies made my monthly visits go smoothly and I never felt concerned about any part of the research aspects. They handled my studies from start to finish that was often several months or even year's duration. When I saw them for the study they become trusted friends in the field because we built relationships and had good communications, both for the study firsthand, and then personal interests that shows these ladies truly care about their clients."
—Anonymous
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"I found the study and all of the people involved incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. I have already recommended friends to Seattle Research Center and will continue to do so - I have always been impressed with the level of service I receive!"
—Anonymous
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"I feel more comfortable here than at my regular doctor. The staff are so kind and accommodating. They are over the top helpful and supportive - I look forward to more studies to stay a part of the clinic. Thanks!"
- Anonymous
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"I felt very comfortable and informed throughout the study. Great work and thank you!"
- Anonymous
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"The women who work here are WONDERFUL! I have been a research patient for over a year now, and have never felt more comfortable in a medical enviornment. Everyone is so easy to talk to, questions are encouraged, and they make sure you leave every appointment with a definite understanding of what is going on with your body. I can't recommend this clinic enough."
- Anonymous
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"I have been receiving treatment for perimenopause / menopause here since 2008, and my care and attention received has been nothing but first-rate. In fact, whenever I have happened to mention to other health providers I have seen that my gynecologist is Dr. Robin Kroll, they almost always say, with pronounced reverence, something to the effect of 'Oh wow, she really knows her stuff. You are in good hands.'"
- Anonymous