Companies
Who sponsors hire when a study is behind
The companies below sell patient recruitment for clinical trials. Their operating models differ — patient databases, registries, EHR extracts, claims-derived cohorts, panels, advertising, or some combination — and each profile states which one a company actually runs on, on the evidence available.
CT Scan, Inc., which publishes this site and operates DYNO, is listed among them and assessed on the same criteria. Its entry is flagged with the ownership relationship wherever it appears.
How these are written
- · No company pays for coverage, placement or removal.
- · Claims come from public sources — company materials, registry records, press, published case studies — and are attributed.
- · CT Scan, Inc. is assessed against the same criteria as every other company here, and its entry carries an ownership flag.
- · Every profile carries a last-reviewed date and is corrected on request.
Companies covered
Profiles first. Each one covers the operating model, where the company is genuinely strong, where it is a poor fit, and what a sponsor should ask before signing. Rankings only make sense after there is enough editorial history to justify them, so there are none yet.
- Acurian
- Antidote
- AutoCruitment
- Blue Chip Patient Recruitment
- Citeline
- Clara Health
- Continuum Clinical
- CSSi
- CT Scan, Inc. (DYNO)Publisher of this site
- Curavit
- Deep 6 AI
- Elligo Health Research
- Lindus Health
- MMG
- Science 37
- ThreeWire
- Trialbee
- Trialfacts
- TrialSpark