Generalized Anxiety (GAD) Studies
Generalized Anxiety Disorder is more than “worrying a lot.” It’s persistent, hard-to-control anxiety that can disrupt sleep, focus, mood, and daily routines. Many people with GAD experience racing thoughts, muscle tension, irritability, and constant “what-if” thinking—even when there isn’t a clear trigger. The good news: effective treatments and new options are being studied every day.
APG Research conducts clinical studies to evaluate investigational medications and treatment approaches for anxiety in teens and adults. If you qualify, you can access cutting-edge care at no cost and help advance future treatments for others.
Now enrolling ages 18-65.
Why APG Research
Our Orlando team includes two full-time Board-Certified Psychiatrists/PIs, a full-time rater, Board Certified Nurse Practitioner, multiple CRCs, and in-house lab technicians—bringing decades of combined clinical research experience across anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, autism, and more. We also collaborate closely with APG Health, the largest outpatient practice in Greater Orlando, to reach the right patients for the right studies.
Location & Contact
APG Research, LLC • 721 N Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 • Call or Text (407) 808-1875.
What to Expect
Quick pre-screen — brief call to confirm basics
In-person evaluation — psychiatric assessment and study discussion
Study visits — regular check-ins, monitoring, and support from our care team
Compensation — paid for time and travel (amount varies by study)
FAQs (GAD)
No. Study medication, assessments, and study-related care are provided at no cost, and you may be compensated for time and travel.
Your care is overseen by Board-Certified Psychiatrists and a specialized research team onsite in Orlando.
Timelines vary by protocol. We’ll walk you through duration, visits, and expectations before you decide to participate.
In most cases, yes. We’ll coordinate as needed to ensure safety and protocol compliance.
Ready to see if you qualify?
Call or Text (407) 808-1875 or complete the “Learn More About Participating in a Study” form and select Anxiety Studies.