Listings,Translated.
We started this resource after noticing how many people never hear that movement and recovery studies are open to volunteers at all. The listings exist, but they are written for specialists. Our work is to translate them.
What we do
Our team comes from patient education, plain language writing, and community outreach. We spend our time reading public study listings, rewriting them so an ordinary reader can follow them, and keeping a simple map of which categories are currently open to volunteers.
What we do not do
We do not run studies. We do not host study visits. We do not review anyone's health or decide who belongs in a program. When an independent program looks like a fit for what you told us, we ask whether you want an introduction, and we stop there if you say no.
The team
Program Director
Leads how study categories are explained on this website and reviews every piece of published guidance for plain language and accuracy against the public listing it came from.
Coordination Lead
Handles inquiries, confirms what each person actually wants to hear about, and manages the consent step before any introduction is made.
Compliance Lead
Maintains our consent records, the server side opt out list, and our messaging policies so every notification we send follows the rules we publish.
Access first
Every page is written so someone who has never heard of a study listing can follow it on the first read.
Consent at every step
Nothing is shared with any program without a separate yes from you for that specific introduction.
Clear limits
We say plainly what we are not, on every page, because that is what makes the rest of it trustworthy.
JointClinic Journey is an independent opportunity resource. It is not a research organization, a healthcare provider, or a medical facility, and it does not enroll, screen, or qualify anyone for any study.