Neuropsychiatric Research Center of Southwest Florida - Fort Myers, Florida

Address: 14271 Metropolis Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33912.
Phone: 2399397777.
Website: nprc-swfl.com
Specialties: Research institute.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot.
Opinions: This company has 24 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 5/5.

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Neuropsychiatric Research Center of Southwest Florida - Fort Myers, Florida

Susan G.

5/5

I just completed a Clinical trial here. I already miss the entire staff! I can’t say enough good things about them. John and Brook are such a great team. They are so reassuring, compassionate, thoughtful, funny, professional and never rush you. My study partner and myself actually looked forward to every appointment. I have recommended them to a lot of my friends who would like to have a cognitive test. Don’t hesitate to contact them. You are never under any pressure to participate in a trial if you qualify. MRI’s Pet Scan, bloodwork, EKG, etc. are all performed at no cost to you or your insurance. You are helping yourself and future generations.

Barbara V.

5/5

I was in today for my second possible study to participate in. Everyone is so awesome and friendly, it makes me want to keep coming back, and giving back…even the blood draws are PAINLESS and I can’t say that enough. If you’ve ever considered being a participant in a new drug study, I highly recommend NPRC

andi J.

5/5

I am in a clinical trial with John the physician and Brooke his assistant. I will have to say that John is the best of the best, I have never had a Dr like him. From the very start, I felt very comfortable with him, he explained everything in great detail and answered all my questions. A few months after my partner had died I requested to talk to him because I was going through some grieving things and didn’t remember everything he had explained to me, he came in and explained them all again and was so kind and considerate. He put me at ease and I know that I am in good hands with him. He makes me excited that I am in the study. I also want to give Brooke his assistant Thank you for all she does, she puts me at ease and I know I am in good hands with her, very efficient and very friendly.

Carole M. S.

5/5

Recently I connected up with the NPRC in Fort Meyers, Florida by simply GOOGLING what my symptoms are, and what my options are for dementia/Alzheimer’s Disease.
As being one of my own Mother’s caretakers, I saw 1st handedly how dementia changed her. She was around my current age of 70 when it caught our attention. Over several years now, myself and my family & friends have been noticing these same changes with me.
After my last doctor visit in June, 2021 along with several years of not getting any referrals from my medical doctor who knew my family history, it finally led ME to seek out my own professional help. So, I turned to GOOGLE and there was my answer, “Neuropsychiatric Research Center” in Fort Myers, FL.
After my initial Lab interview appointment, I must have sparked enough concern to warrant me another quick return visit just 3 days later. After another lengthy interview with a lot more information given at hand about the drug study, more return visits were set up consisting of lab work, MRI, PET SCAN and CAT SCAN. Finally, with POSITIVE amyloid plaque results at hand, I did not qualify for the initial (Biogen) blind drug study, but I learned that I was a better candidate for another drug study (Eli Lilly) that was not a “blind” study, which means that I will now actually be given the trial drug for 18 months and not a Placebo.
To date…Jan 2022, NPRC has been a pleasant and positive experience with my husband along side me as my “Study Partner.” We pay out of pocket for nothing and there’s no insurance involvement. They even pay us both to participate in this drug study which helps with our 45 min drive and food expenses.
We both finally feel confident that I’m in the hands of the right people who can give me the answers and the help that I need to fight this terrible, epidemic disease.

Olympia L.

5/5

Our experience with NPRC was wonderful from start to finish. Both my husband and I went through 2 different studies and the entire staff from the front office to Dr. Bond and Dr. John are so knowledgeable and kind. Both Brooke D and Xavier our study coordinators were a pleasure to work with. They took their time to explain every aspect of the study and what we would be experiencing.
Thanks all for helping us to learn more about our health while hopefully helping others understand theirs.

Lori P.

5/5

Mom and I have been attending this study for months and enjoy going there.
The staff is very friendly and easy going. One nurse in particular is named Stephanie, she is exceptional at her job.
When she does the infusions, they are painless, mom tells me! She is a beautiful person, inside and out ❤️
We are happy to do our part to benefit Alzheimers disease!

Me S.

5/5

My experience with this research group has been comforting and welcome. I was expecting it to be more of a “laboratory” setting cold and scientific. Instead I find that we are greeted
and welcomed by warm caring Healthcare Professionals. I trust that they have my best interest at heart, and have recommended them to my family and friends. M.Sweeney

Christina M.

5/5

We have had such a fantastic experience with NPRC. My family member joined a clinical trial for Alzheimer's and the staff has been nothing short of amazing. They are incredibly accommodating and have taken great care of both my family member and their study partner. You walk in and they have free coffee with a variety of different Keurig options, drinks, and snacks, and are super friendly. You can tell the staff all loves what they do. They explained the terms of the clinical trial very clearly in terms that we could understand and are very accommodating with appointments.