Conversant Healthcare Systems
601 Genome Way
Suite 1200
Huntsville, AL 35806
Company Overview
Our Value Proposition
Highly annotated samples give you detailed diagnostic and treatment information.
Conversant’s specimens, collected from cancer patients treated by participating community-based medical oncology clinics, come with detailed demographic information, clinical notations, and treatment history.
Serial specimens throughout the disease process give you a choice.
We collect specimens at diagnosis, before treatment, routinely during treatment, and in follow-up. Researchers can choose the samples best for their experiment. Rapid, unrestricted access eliminates waits and hassles.
Open access speeds up your research. Unlike institutional or government biorepositories, Conversant makes its libraries available to all researchers worldwide. Researchers are free to use our products as their experiments require while retaining full intellectual property rights. Samples are available immediately
Transferable IRB approval streamlines processes. Conversant handles all informed consent, sample handling, and documentation under a protocol approved and monitored by a national Institutional Review Board. All specimens and clinical data are fully HIPAA compliant. Service customized to your research gives you relevant samples.
Conversant can work with you to provide the most relevant specimens for your research in the format you need. Samples can be provided as whole blood, buffy coat, or plasma, or processed for molecular interrogation.
Getting high quality specimens when you need them saves time and frustration.
Conversant guarantees you the highest quality samples by following the latest protocols for standardized collection, processing, tracking, storage, and delivery. All samples are delivered on an overnight basis.
About Us
Conversant collects, processes, and provides specimens through a clinical trial approved in accordance with Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") regulations. Founded in 2005, Conversant is headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama.