Why the SCI Community Uses SCItrials

NASCIC members asked for a simpler, safer way to understand clinical trials. Here’s how SCItrials helps.

Find Relevant Trials Faster

Filter by injury level, time since injury, location, and intervention type to quickly spot opportunities.

Understand Eligibility Clearly

Eligibility and commitments are explained in everyday language so you can make informed decisions.

Stay Informed with Trusted Sources

Listings are compiled from reputable registries and research networks and reviewed for clarity.

Accessible by Design

Built with keyboard navigation, high contrast, and screen-reader compatibility (WCAG 2.1 AA).

How SCItrials Works

  1. Search SCI Clinical Trials

    Use filters to narrow by condition, location, and study type.

  2. Review Plain-Language Summaries

    See what participation involves, from risks to benefits to time commitments.

  3. Connect with Study Teams

    Reach out for next steps if a trial looks like a fit.

Ready to explore? Visit SCItrials.org.

Your Safety & Choice Come First

Always Your Decision

Participation is voluntary. Talk with your healthcare team before joining any study.

Transparent Information

Clear summaries highlight known risks, benefits, and commitments so you’re never surprised.

Information provided here is for educational purposes and is not medical advice.

SCI Clinical Trials: Frequently Asked Questions

Clinical trials test interventions (like rehab approaches, devices, or medications) to learn if they are safe and effective for people living with SCI.
Most research participation does not require payment from participants; some studies may offer compensation for time and travel. Check each listing for details.
Eligibility criteria vary by trial and may include injury level, time since injury, age, and other factors. SCItrials helps you scan these quickly.

Start Exploring SCI Clinical Trials

Find opportunities, compare options, and connect with study teams.

Go to SCItrials.org