A signature I AM Research Group platform

Recruitment infrastructure for studies that cannot afford to miss.

Black Health Co-OP turns participant-access goals into recruitment execution. We build study-specific education, outreach, interest capture, routing, retention communication, and recruitment intelligence for research teams that need stronger participation in Black communities and a better operating model overall.

Recruitment Signal Access · Education · Routing · Intelligence
Study Launch participant education + access strategy Enrollment Recovery diagnose friction while the trial is live Pharmaceutical Sponsors portfolio-ready recruitment infrastructure Contract Research Organizations specialist recruitment capacity Academic Research Teams protocol-to-participant translation Health Systems + Sites better handoff + participant communication Recruitment Intelligence barriers + channels + message learning Study Launch participant education + access strategy Enrollment Recovery diagnose friction while the trial is live Pharmaceutical Sponsors portfolio-ready recruitment infrastructure Contract Research Organizations specialist recruitment capacity Academic Research Teams protocol-to-participant translation Health Systems + Sites better handoff + participant communication Recruitment Intelligence barriers + channels + message learning

The commercial problem

Most recruitment problems are diagnosed too late.

By the time enrollment is visibly behind, teams have already spent on sites, vendors, media, timelines, and materials. The problem is often not simply awareness. It is whether people understand the study, trust the pathway, can see themselves participating, and move cleanly from interest to the next step.

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Protocol language is not participant language.Clinical accuracy still has to become understandable, useful, and actionable.
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Media reach is not participant access.Awareness without routing, site coordination, and follow-up produces activity—not necessarily enrollment.
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Community engagement without operations does not scale.Recruitment needs defined channels, deliverables, handoffs, reporting, and accountability.
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Your team needs learning while enrollment is active.Questions, objections, barriers, message response, and site friction should shape the campaign before the study closes.

Who buys

Choose the operating problem you own.

The underlying recruitment infrastructure is shared. The sales case changes depending on who controls budget, vendors, sites, protocol operations, and enrollment performance.

Turn enrollment goals into repeatable execution.

Use the Co-OP before launch, during active enrollment, for enrollment recovery, across therapeutic portfolios, or as a standing recruitment-intelligence resource.

Before LaunchRecruitment strategy buildout
Active TrialParticipant access execution
RecoveryMessage + barrier diagnosis
PortfolioReusable disease-area infrastructure

Add specialist capacity without rebuilding your recruitment stack.

Contract Research Organizations can subcontract the Co-OP for proposals, study launch, community-facing education, participant access, site support, enrollment recovery, and recruitment intelligence.

Bid / ProposalAdd differentiated capability
Study LaunchBuild access before enrollment
Site SupportImprove education + handoff
RecoveryDiagnose recruitment friction

Buy the recruitment layer your study team does not have.

Principal investigators, universities, academic medical centers, and funded research programs can use the Co-OP to turn protocols into participant-ready study communication and recruitment operations.

NIH / FederalFunded recruitment support
PI-LedInvestigator-initiated studies
Survey / RegistryParticipation pathways
ClinicalTrial recruitment support

Turn geographic proximity into actual participant movement.

Sites and health systems can use the Co-OP to improve study visibility, patient-facing education, referral preparation, community pathways, and the handoff between initial interest and site follow-up.

Site LaunchLocal recruitment readiness
EducationParticipant-facing clarity
ReferralBetter prepared interest
FeedbackLocal barrier intelligence

What we sell

Buy the layer your study is missing.

The Co-OP can be scoped as a focused sprint, a study-launch package, an ongoing recruitment function, or a multi-study program.

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Fast intervention

Enrollment Recovery Sprint

Rapid diagnosis of message failure, participant confusion, weak channels, site handoff friction, and recruitment barriers—followed by a focused recovery plan and activation.

Best for active underperforming studies
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Before first participant

Study Launch Package

Recruitment strategy, participant-facing study translation, outreach assets, partner activation, routing logic, and launch reporting.

Best for upcoming studies
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During enrollment

Study Access Retainer

Ongoing recruitment support, participant education, outreach optimization, referral pathways, partner activation, and live recruitment intelligence.

Best for sustained enrollment support
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Across studies

Portfolio Program

Repeatable recruitment infrastructure across multiple studies, sites, or therapeutic areas with shared learning, standardized participant communication, and enterprise reporting.

Best for sponsors + Contract Research Organizations

How an engagement works

From enrollment problem to active recruitment support.

The operating sequence is designed to be legible to procurement, study teams, sites, and sponsor leadership.

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Scope

Study goals, target population, geography, recruitment stage, current vendors, sites, materials, and barriers.

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Build

Participant education, outreach materials, access strategy, routing logic, partner pathways, and reporting plan.

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Launch

Activate approved channels, partners, messaging, participant-interest pathways, and study-team handoffs.

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Convert + Route

Move informed interest toward pre-screen, site contact, or study-team follow-up with defined expectations.

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Optimize

Use live recruitment intelligence to improve messaging, channels, routing, and site coordination while enrollment is active.

Therapeutic areas

Disease-specific recruitment without rebuilding from zero.

Campaigns can be tailored to study eligibility, disease burden, participant questions, time burden, risk communication, site geography, and therapeutic context.

Cardiovascular

Heart Disease

Hypertension, heart failure, stroke risk, prevention, adherence, and outcomes studies.

Metabolic

Diabetes + Kidney

Type 2 diabetes, chronic kidney disease, obesity, renal risk, nutrition, and related studies.

Oncology

Cancer Trials

Screening, treatment, survivorship, biomarkers, prevention, and study education.

Maternal

Maternal Health

Pregnancy, postpartum, birth outcomes, maternal morbidity, and women’s health studies.

Neurology

Alzheimer’s + Aging

Brain health, memory, caregiving, aging, dementia, and family-centered study education.

Behavioral

Mental Health

Depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, grief, behavioral health, and treatment studies.

Complex

Rare Disease

Condition-specific education and participant pathways for complex eligibility criteria.

Prevention

Vaccines + Prevention

Preventive trials requiring clear risk communication, myth response, and transparent education.

Recruitment intelligence

Buy more than outreach. Buy learning your team can act on.

This is a reporting framework, not live campaign performance. Study-specific dashboards should be populated only with verified campaign data once an engagement is active.

Participant pathway reporting

Illustrative framework
ReachInterestEngagePre-ScreenReferFollow-Up

Visual proportions are illustrative only. Replace with study-specific verified data when campaigns are active.

Message LearningWhat explanations are creating informed interest?

Track response to study purpose, disease context, time burden, privacy, compensation, risk, and next-step language.

Barrier DetectionWhere does interest stall?

Identify concerns around travel, scheduling, eligibility, site experience, privacy, burden, prior experiences, or follow-up.

Channel PerformanceWhich pathways produce useful interest?

Compare community partners, referral sources, digital channels, events, and site-facing outreach.

Handoff FrictionWhat happens after the referral?

Surface breakdowns between participant interest, site contact, pre-screen, scheduling, and continued follow-up.

Commercial standard

Good recruitment makes the study easier to understand before asking for action.

Black Health Co-OP sells recruitment infrastructure—not access to people. Every engagement should support informed interest, voluntary participation, understandable study education, clear participant rights, and a clean handoff into the study team.

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Clear study educationPurpose, eligibility, risk, benefit, time, privacy, compensation, and next steps in understandable language.
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Voluntary participationNo pressure, shame, fear, manipulation, or overpromising to move someone into a study.
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Participant rights firstRecruitment should prepare people to ask better questions and make their own participation decisions.
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Operational integrityParticipant interest should move through clear, accountable routing and follow-up pathways.

Sales inquiry

Tell us where enrollment is getting stuck.

Come with a study, a proposal deadline, an underperforming campaign, a site-access problem, or a portfolio need. We can scope the recruitment layer, deliverables, operating role, and reporting model around the work.