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Clinical Trial Information, Finally Built for Patients.

Only about 7% of patients with cancer join a treatment trial. Finding and understanding the options shouldn't be one of the reasons. ThriverDriver helps patients find cancer clinical trials with clinical trial search for patients built on ClinicalTrials.gov, with an optional Clinical Trials Physician Navigator. Free for patients.

Unger et al., Journal of Clinical Oncology (2024), doi:10.1200/JCO.23.01030

Powered by ClinicalTrials.gov data · Free for patients · Information, not medical advice

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The Participation Crisis

The Treatments Exist. The Interface Between Patients and Research Is Broken.

Thousands of trials seek participants every day, but regulatory registries were designed for researchers and biostatisticians—not patients confronting a diagnosis.

~7%

The Enrollment Chasm

Only about 7% of patients with cancer join a clinical treatment trial, leaving life-extending therapeutic avenues unexplored.

Unger et al., Journal of Clinical Oncology, April 2024 (ACS CAN & Fred Hutch).

Complex Interface

Difficult to Navigate

Researchers at the nonprofit CISCRP evaluated trial listings and determined the standard registry interface is “very difficult for patients, health care providers and the public to use.”

Moore, Edwards & Getz (CISCRP), Applied Clinical Trials, Aug. 2022.

Grade Level 18.7

Inaccessible Medical Jargon

Standard public-facing trial summaries routinely average a post-graduate reading level, creating a language barrier precisely when patients need clarity most.

Baskin A et al., "Readability of Public-Facing Urologic Oncology Trial Summaries on ClinicalTrials.gov," Urology Practice, 2025;12(6):759-768.

References. Unger JM et al. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2024. doi:10.1200/JCO.23.01030. · Moore T, Edwards B, Getz K (CISCRP). Applied Clinical Trials, August 2022. · Baskin A et al. Urology Practice, 2025.

How it works

From a registry full of jargon to a clear next step.

Plain-language clinical trials, built around clinical trial matching that respects your time and your diagnosis.

STEP 01

Tapping Directly into ClinicalTrials.gov, Reimagined for People.

ThriverDriver doesn't ask researchers to post to yet another fragmented job board or siloed database. We pull verified, up-to-date protocol data straight from the U.S. National Library of Medicine registry—and restructure the presentation so patients and families can actually read, filter, and understand it.

STEP 02

A Few Simple Questions. A Clear, Color-Coded Shortlist.

Answer a brief series of plain-language questions about your diagnosis, stage, biomarker profile, and travel preferences. Our physician-developed algorithm generates an organized shortlist:

On the free ThriverDriver, your answers are used only to build your shortlist. We never sell or share them with drug companies, study sites or anyone else. See our Privacy Policy.

  • Strong FitProtocol criteria closely align with patient characteristics.
  • Possible FitPotential match requiring verification with the study coordinator.
  • Not Right NowNot a match right now, based on your answers.

Information, not medical advice. ThriverDriver provides educational information, not medical advice. Formal eligibility is determined solely by the trial site investigator and your personal physician.

STEP 03

A Clinical Trials Physician Navigator to help you narrow it down.

Meet one-on-one with a Clinical Trials Physician Navigator, a trained physician who is not your doctor and gives no medical advice. They help you think through your shortlist, narrow it to a few trials worth pursuing, and share the study contacts, so you can ask your care team better questions.

Finding a trial

ClinicalTrials.gov is the essential public registry. ThriverDriver uses the same data and presents it for patients.

Comparison of a traditional clinical trial search on ClinicalTrials.gov with ThriverDriver
DimensionTraditional Trial Search (ClinicalTrials.gov)With ThriverDriver
Search Experience Researcher-oriented search filtersGuided, plain-language clinical questionnaire
Reading LevelScientific protocol languagePlain-language summaries and key visit requirements
Match ClarityLong lists to sort through yourself Prioritized shortlist with fit badges:Strong FitPossible FitNot Right Now
Human SupportSelf-directedClinical Trials Physician Navigator to guide shortlisting
Connecting to SitesContacts listed per studyDirect study contacts for your shortlist.
Cost to PatientFree100% Free to use — Patients first, always
Who ThriverDriver serves

One ecosystem, three ways to benefit.

Patients & Family Caregivers

Cut through the noise with clarity, personalized shortlists, and compassionate navigation during stressful diagnostic moments.

Treating Oncologists & Care Teams

A practical, trusted tool to recommend to patients seeking clinical trial options without overburdening clinical staff hours.

Cancer centers, AMCs, health systems & life sciences companies

License ThriverDriver's clinical trial search for cancer center websites. Licensed versions add your institution's trial database, and our physicians are trained by your team on your trials.

Our commitments

Ethical principles we hold ourselves to.

Clear governance, spelled out, so patients, physicians and institutions know exactly what ThriverDriver is—and is not.

  • Information, Not Medical Advice

    A clinical trial navigator empowers patient agency and prepares questions for the treating oncologist—they never override the patient's care team.

  • Independent & Unbiased

    Shortlists are ranked by protocol fit and patient preference. No paid placement.

  • Zero Cost to Patients

    Completely free search and navigation access for patients and families.

Clinical Trial Options Shouldn't Be a Second Full-Time Job.

Start with a few simple questions or connect with a Clinical Trials Physician Navigator today. Always free for patients.

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