Clinical Trial & Physician Discovery Platform
ClinTrial Navigator lets patients, families, and research coordinators search ClinicalTrials.gov by condition, review study site locations on a map, and instantly find specialty-matched physicians nearby, with lead capture built in for coordinator follow-up.
ClinTrial Navigator is a web application for the public. Search ClinicalTrials.gov by condition, review a trial's sites on a map, then find specialist physicians near a chosen site — automatically matched by specialty and ranked by distance. It does not enroll anyone in a trial; it is a search, review, and provider-discovery layer that hands qualified interest to research coordinators.
By condition, location, phase, and recruitment status.
Sponsor, criteria, and every location plotted on a map.
Specialty-matched, ranked by distance from the site.
What it does
Search trials by condition, review sites on a map, and get matched to nearby specialists, all in one connected flow.
Search by disease or condition, then narrow by city, state, phase, or recruitment status. Quick condition chips cover common searches out of the box.
Open one trial to see sponsor, description, inclusion/exclusion criteria, and every returned site plotted on a map and listed in full.
Select a trial site to surface nearby specialists, automatically matched to the trial's condition and ranked by distance.
Fewer than five physicians found? The search broadens to parent specialties, then domain fallbacks, then Internal Medicine, so results rarely come up empty.
Publication counts, research focus areas, and a condensed summary generated from verified publication data, where available.
Users express interest in a trial or physician; leads are stored, enriched with a verified email when possible, and optionally pushed to Salesforce.
How it works
This is the literal sequence a user follows — not a simplified summary of it.
A condition or disease name is required. City, state, phase, and recruitment status are optional filters that narrow results instantly.
Results return as cards with NCT ID, title, phase, status, and site count. Additional pages load incrementally without losing the current list.
The detail panel shows sponsor, description, eligibility criteria, and every site on a status-colored map, down to locations without map coordinates.
Selecting a site enables physician search. The trial's condition is mapped to medical specialties automatically, and the search radius (5–100 miles) is adjustable.
Up to 10 physicians return with NPI, name, address, and distance, plus up to 5 suggested related specialties. Selecting one can surface AI-enriched research insights.
A short form (name, email, phone, optional NPI and message) stores the lead and, where configured, pushes it to Salesforce for a research coordinator to follow up.
Product Walkthrough
Every screen is designed to simplify clinical trial discovery, physician matching, and participant engagement in one connected workflow.

Technology Stack
Public healthcare data, AI, geospatial search, and enterprise integrations — working together in one platform.
Reliable datasets powering accurate trial and physician discovery.
Specialty mapping, research summaries, and smart recommendations.
Interactive mapping and configurable radius search.
Built for enterprise deployment with CRM and API integration.
Business Benefits
ClinTrial Navigator helps sponsors, CROs, and healthcare providers streamline discovery, matching, and participant engagement.
Cut time-to-identify with condition-based search and advanced filtering.
Capture qualified interest and route it into Salesforce for coordinator follow-up.
Auto-discover nearby specialists aligned to trial requirements.
AI-generated research summaries and publication insights, at a glance.
Replace fragmented database lookups with one streamlined search.
API-first architecture and modular components, simple to deploy.
Frequently asked
A web application for discovering public clinical trials by condition, reviewing trial site locations on a map, and finding specialist physicians near those sites. It does not enroll participants in a study — it's a search, review, and provider-discovery tool.
ClinicalTrials.gov for study data, the NPPES registry for physicians, MapQuest and Geoapify for geocoding and mapping, OpenAlex for publication metrics, Groq for AI-generated summaries, and Apollo.io for physician email enrichment ahead of an optional Salesforce push.
A trial's condition maps to one or more specialties, then the NPPES registry is searched within a 5–100 mile radius. Fewer than five matches triggers automatic broadening — parent specialty, then domain fallback, then Internal Medicine as a last resort.
No. Enrollment is explicitly out of scope. Users express interest through the lead capture form, and a research coordinator follows up directly.
Optionally. Every lead is stored first regardless of CRM status. When Salesforce integration is configured, the lead is pushed via Web-to-Lead, enriched with a verified email through Apollo.io when a match exists.
B2B database integration, physician insights from trial history and claims data, AI-driven patient-to-trial matching and enrollment forecasting, and real-time site recruitment tracking.
A 20-minute walkthrough covers the full flow — search, sites, physician matching, and the lead pipeline into your CRM.
ClinTrial Navigator is a discovery tool only. It does not provide medical advice, verify insurance eligibility, or enroll participants in a clinical trial. Physician and trial data is drawn from public registries (ClinicalTrials.gov, NPPES) and may not reflect real-time availability. Last reviewed July 28, 2026.

