COVID Community Research Project Making Milestones!

The COVID Community Research Project (CCRP) is an at-home research study to help us better understand the best ways to treat and prevent COVID-19. This extremely important surveillance study launched in November 2020 and with 14,000 MedStar participants, the study is now closed to enrollment. 

Here are some milestones that we can be MedStar Proud about: 


Participation is incredible!  

To date, we have received 48,523 antibody test results and 11,185 participants continue to report daily symptoms.  Together, our participants have shared over 1,721,647 daily survey responses.  



Going strong through October 2021! 

The CCRP is no longer enrolling new participants, but the CCRP team will continue to send daily surveys and antibody test kits to existing participants through October 2021.  We are so grateful for the dedication of our participants. Their continued participation may help our team better understand COVID-19’s ongoing impacts on our communities.  

Interested in learning more about the CCRP? 

Check out a recording of our latest Participant Town Hall here.  

The MedStar Health study team is leading the national consortium and has made tremendous progress on demographic, diagnostic, and medication data. Check out this video to hear directly from the study team and active participants. WATCH HERE!  

 
Check out more information at MedStarHealth.org/JoinTheFight 
 

If you would like to contact us about the study, please call MedStar’s contact center at 800-808-5759 or email us at JoinTheFight@medstar.net. 

 

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