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If patients have symptoms, questions or would like to inquire about testing, they are asked to call the Christie Clinic Coronavirus Hotline at 217-366-4070 (8am-5pm, Monday – Friday). For more information, visit the Coronavirus news page on our home page.
Christie Clinic Department of Clinical Research
Be part of the solution. Participate in a clinical research trial.
Our team of dedicated and professional physicians and nurses are passionate about research, education, new medications and clinical research outcomes.
A clinical trial is a research study intended to answer specific questions involving medications, medical devices or new ways of using known treatments. Participating in a clinical study offers patients new alternatives to standard therapy before it is available to the general public. Consult your physician for advice on weighing the benefits and risks of participation. For more information and to find out if you qualify for any of these studies, please contact Janet E. Iverson, CCRP, Senior Clinical Research Coordinator, at 217-366-8054.
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2. A confirmation email will be sent to the provided e-mail address with your username and temporary password once the account has become active, within 24-48 hours.
3. Go to christieclinic.com and click on MyCare in the upper right hand corner of your screen. Then, click the MyCare Patient Portal Login button on the right side.
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