Diagnostics
Access to novel, cutting-edge imaging and diagnostic tools.
Daytona Beach Clinical Trials
Where Compassion Meets Clinical Research
Arrow Clinical Trials is a stand-alone research center bringing accuracy, precision, and follow-through to every study we run — and to every participant we partner with.
Meet the people behind every trial
Hear inspiring stories from our team and participants, and see how we’re advancing healthcare through accuracy, precision, and follow-through.
Experience Matters
Meet Our Medical Director
Dr. Billmeier is a board-certified Family Medicine and Hospice and Palliative Medicine doctor. He has been serving the greater Daytona area for over 25 years — not only in his private practice, but also as Medical Director for Volusia Health Network with Halifax Health Hospital, and as a medical consultant for NASCAR and Porsche Racing.
Dr. Billmeier has been involved in clinical research as both principal investigator and sub-investigator for the past 10 years across CNS (with specific expertise in neurodegenerative disorders), metabolic and endocrine disorders, psychiatric disorders, dermatological disorders, and cardiological conditions.
View Our State-of-the-Art Facility
Our facility is a specialized stand-alone research center focused on all phases of clinical studies. Conveniently located in the heart of Daytona Beach, FL, our facility spans 8,000 square feet within the Lakeside North Executive Center.
Therapeutic Expertise
Areas We Study
Arrow runs research studies across four core therapeutic areas — built around the conditions that affect our community most. Each area links to currently enrolling studies and ways to be notified when new ones open.
Cardiology Studies
Heart health is vital at every stage of life. Our cardiology studies provide participants with access to potential new therapies for a variety of cardiovascular conditions, from heart failure to artery disease.
View StudiesGeneral Medicine Studies
Our general research studies explore a wide range of health conditions and treatments. These studies provide opportunities for participants to contribute to medical advancements that can improve overall wellness, prevent disease, & enhance quality of life.
View StudiesNeurology Studies
Neurological conditions such as migraine, stroke, and memory disorders affect millions worldwide. Our neurology studies explore new treatments to support brain health, improve function, and enhance quality of life.
View StudiesOrthopedics Studies
From knee pain to joint degeneration, orthopedic conditions can impact your mobility and quality of life. Our orthopedic studies focus on innovative treatments for pain relief, faster recovery, and improved function.
View StudiesOur Mission
Clinical Research As A Care Option
There is a wide gap between research participation and research awareness amongst both potential research participants and community physicians alike. Arrow Clinical Trials was founded in 2020 to bridge this gap by broadening awareness and access. The concept of viewing clinical research as a care option is an industry-wide push to help close the gap. By integrating clinical research as a potential supplemental treatment option, physicians and patients can gain a better understanding of the solutions and care options available in research trials.
Standard of Care
Standard-of-care procedures performed during a study are made available to you at no charge.
Community
Participating in research not only impacts you and your health, it affects generations to come.
Quality Attention
Unlike conventional medical visits, research trial visits offer more time with qualified health professionals.
Navigating Research
The Clinical Trials Landscape
At first glance, the drug-development process might seem complex. However, each clinical trial performed in humans can be distilled to four phases. Arrow performs clinical trials in all of these phases.
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Phase I
First-in-human studies that accept healthy volunteers to determine an acceptable dose of a drug compound to test with a larger population.
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Phase II
Performed with a small subset of people who have a specific indication, to closely evaluate safety and efficacy of the compound in the target indication.
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Phase III
Large-scale studies evaluating safety and effectiveness based on encouraging results from the Phase II subset.
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Phase IV
Occur after FDA approval. Generally long-term observational studies to assess continued safety and efficacy of the approved compound.