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The United Medical Research Institute provides a welcoming environment for patients participating in medical research studies. It has comfortable reception, lounge, sleeping, dining, and laboratory areas to cater to patients' needs. The facility aims to relax patients between procedures while also conducting research efficiently through its multiple functional stations and dedicated storage spaces, following all appropriate safety and ethical protocols.
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- 3. Pleasant Reception Area Catering to our patients is what makes us successful. From the time they enter the Institute to the time they leave.
- 4. Entertainment/Lounge Area • Ample recreation and relaxation between procedures. • TV, internet, board games and movies readily available • Soothing colors, comfortable furniture and friendly staff
- 5. Clean and Spacious Sleeping Quarters • 24 hour security, private/gated facility for subject and staff • Hospital next door • Medical staff on hand around the clock
- 6. Complete inpatient kitchen and dining facility •All nutritional needs and diets accommodated •Licensed dieticians on staff •Contracted dietary meals per protocol
- 7. Several Multi-functional Stations Timed procedures fulfilled rapidly at each station
- 8. Multiple Dedicated Storage Areas • -70º Celsius freezer with alarm system • Locked and secure per GCP protocol • 24 hour emergency power generator • Refrigerated centrifuge • Safety conscious lab environment • Set up per GLP • Storage for food, drug and specimens