For patients, families and navigators
Find cancer clinical trials near a ZIP code
Recruiting cancer treatment trials listed on ClinicalTrials.gov, ranked by estimated driving distance from a US ZIP code. Trials are listed, not matched: whether you qualify is decided by each study team after screening. For information only.
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What to do with this list
- Talk with your oncologist or care team. They know your diagnosis, prior treatment and test results, which decide eligibility. Bring the NCT numbers.
- Ask a free trial-search or navigation service for help. NCI Cancer Information Service: 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237, option 2; Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–9 p.m. ET) runs a search for you, or use the NCI clinical trials search, which matches on diagnosis and treatment history. The American Cancer Society's ACS ACTS service (1-800-227-2345, any hour) matches you to trials and connects you with a cancer information specialist. For blood cancers, the Clinical Trial Support Center at Blood Cancer United (formerly The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society; 1-800-955-4572) pairs you with a nurse navigator.
- Contact the study site. Each ClinicalTrials.gov record lists the site's contact; the study team screens for eligibility and explains the trial. Ask about travel, lodging and telehealth support — many trials and foundations help with costs.
About these estimates: This tool uses public data to explore geographic availability of cancer clinical trials. Trial listings may be incomplete or outdated, and distances use approximate locations. A listed trial does not establish patient eligibility, current enrollment availability, or access to treatment. See Methods & data for sources, assumptions, and validation status.