RxE2 Community Diagnostics:

Local Screening Powered by Trusted Pharmacist Relationships

Combine the deep patient trust of independent neighborhood pharmacists with phlebotomy-certified clinical coordinators to transform local diagnostic screening, biomarker draws, and longitudinal follow-up.

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Pharmacist trust
Certified phlebotomy
GCP compliant

Overcoming the Screening
Bottleneck in Clinical Research

Over 80% of traditional clinical trials experience enrollment delays and participant drop-off. Centralized academic sites compete for the same narrow patient pools, while traditional corporate laboratory networks struggle with execution delays and impersonal patient experiences.

When patients are forced to travel long distances or visit unfamiliar medical facilities for routine diagnostic draws, compliance breaks down.

80%+
of traditional clinical trials experience enrollment delays and participant drop-off
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Narrow patient pools

Academic sites compete for the same participants.
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Execution delays

Corporate lab networks are slow and impersonal.
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Travel burden

Long trips to unfamiliar facilities erode compliance.

Anchored in Community Trust,
Executed with Clinical Precision

RxE2 Community Diagnostics places clinical trial screening directly into the neighborhood healthcare settings patients already know and trust. Local collection removes geographic friction and builds long-term trial engagement.

9 in 10Americans live within
5 miles of a community pharmacy
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The Local Pharmacist as the Trust Bridge

Independent community pharmacists see their patients dozens of times a year. Their established relationships, deep patient familiarity, and daily presence in the community create immediate confidence and comfort when introducing trial screening opportunities.
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Private Consultation Suites

Diagnostic encounters take place in dedicated, private pharmacy suites, maintaining patient confidentiality and professional clinical standards.
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Phlebotomy-Certified Clinical Coordinators

Protocol-defined blood draws and sample handling are conducted by clinical research coordinators holding formal phlebotomy credentials, ensuring strict Good Clinical Practice (GCP) compliance and auditable source documentation.
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Integrated Central Lab Logistics

Biological samples are collected using standardized diagnostic kits and transported via temperature-controlled couriers directly to central diagnostic labs.

A Turnkey 5-Step Model for Clinical Trial Sponsors

1

Protocol Alignment

The sponsor defines diagnostic criteria, sample collection protocols, and visit schedules.

2

Site Selection

RxE2 identifies qualified independent pharmacy consultation suites based on state regulations and target patient demographics.

3

Pharmacist Engagement & Patient Connection

Local pharmacists leverage their established patient relationships and community trust to introduce screening opportunities.

4

In-Pharmacy Diagnostic Encounter

A phlebotomy-certified clinical coordinator conducts the blood draw and completes GCP documentation in a private consultation suite.

5

Logistics & Quality Oversight

Central lab couriers collect specimens under strict chain of custody, while RxE2 manages complete program orchestration and quality monitoring.

Transparent Budget Predictability for Sponsors

RxE2 offers a transparent, value-aligned commercial structure designed to eliminate traditional CRO markups and provide total budget clarity:

Fixed Program
Orchestration

A predictable fee covering:

  • Central management
  • GCP quality monitoring
  • Site coordination
  • Data reporting

Pass-Through
Operational Costs

Transparent reimbursement, billed directly at operational cost, for:

  • Local pharmacy consultation space
  • Clinical coordinator encounter hours
No traditional CRO markups

Accelerated Timelines and
Industry-Leading Participant Retention

8–10weeks

Accelerated Site Activation

Activate operational local screening hubs in 8 to 10 weeks.

vs. 12 to 36 weeks for central sites

90day+

Superior Longitudinal Retention

Achieve industry-leading participant retention over 90-day and multi-month protocols by keeping diagnostic draws in the patient’s local neighborhood.

40%+

Representative Community Reach

Leverage trusted community pharmacists to engage underrepresented populations, achieving over 40% diverse participant representation across clinical protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the specific role of the local community pharmacist?

The local pharmacist serves as the trusted healthcare anchor. They provide patient familiarity, introduce screening opportunities, and host the encounter in their private consultation suite, while dedicated clinical coordinators execute the clinical draw.

Who performs the actual blood draws and diagnostic procedures?

All blood draws and specimen handling are performed by phlebotomy-certified clinical research coordinators. This maintains strict GCP source documentation standards while freeing the pharmacist to focus on patient connection and care.

How does RxE2 ensure quality control across independent pharmacy locations?

RxE2 provides centralized quality oversight, standardized diagnostic collection kits, and unified GCP compliance protocols across every participating site.

More questions?

See answers on recruitment, dispensing and counseling in our full FAQ.

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Ready to Bring Clinical Screening
to the Community?

Talk with our clinical operations team to see how RxE2 Community Diagnostics can streamline your screening protocols, expand access, and improve trial retention.