Better Trials.
Bigger Breakthroughs
in Mental Health.

Indago’s Commitment to Mental Health

When we invest in mental health research, everyone benefits. As leaders in Florida, Indago is committed to advancing brain health by conducting better trials that can improve outcomes for people facing cognitive and neurological challenges at all stages of life.

From Alzheimer’s disease to early stage dementia, mood disorders to binge eating, studying new treatments can lead to breakthroughs that provide new hope to patients and their families.

Our Mental Health Trials

MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER

We are conducting clinical research focused on evaluating innovative approaches designed to help improve symptoms associated with major depressive episodes.

AGE: 18-65 years
REQUIREMENTS:

  • Diagnosis of Major Depression with current episodes.
  • Availability to complete weekly visits
  • English Speakers Only

COMPENSATION: Yes

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MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

This research focuses on exploring potential approaches to support cognitive function in individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment, while contributing to broader efforts aimed at delaying the progression and onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

AGE: 50-85 years
REQUIREMENTS:

  • Diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment
  • Availability to perform PET scan and MRI
  • Positive Alzheimer's disease-related biomarkers

COMPENSATION: Yes

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BINGE EATING DISORDER

We are conducting clinical research focused on evaluating new approaches aimed at improving symptoms associated with Binge Eating Disorder.

AGE: 18-55 years
REQUIREMENTS:

  • Diagnosis of Binge Eating Disorder
  • Availability to complete eDiary reports
  • English Speakers only

COMPENSATION: Yes

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Real Volunteer Testimonials

Participating in the study was a very positive experience for me. I already recommended my mother for a study that would benefit her!


-Lilian

I felt taken care of in every way, from the thoughtful support of the staff to having my transportation arranged for me.


-Anna Maria

It was such a positive experience overall. Indago made it easy, starting with the enrollment and then in every study visit, I felt that everyone really cared about me as a patient.”


-Daisy

Our Mental Health Articles

World Brain Tumor Day: Raising Awareness, Supporting Research, and Advancing Hope

The Human Experience Behind the Condition  Memory shapes how we experience the world.   It connects us to the people we love, the moments that define us, and the routines that give structure to everyday life. When Alzheimer’s disease or other cognitive conditions begin to affect memory and thinking, the impact reaches far beyond clinical symptoms. […]


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Expanding Mental Health Access for Men Through Awareness, Research, and Conversation

Mental health conversations do not begin equally for everyone.  For many men, emotional distress is often carried silently, shaped by cultural expectations around strength, independence, and emotional control. In many communities, particularly within Hispanic and multicultural populations, conversations around anxiety, depression, emotional exhaustion, or psychological vulnerability may be delayed for years, even when support is […]


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From Access to Contribution: The Role of Participation in Mental Health Research

Progress in mental health research is built through people. Behind every study are individuals who choose to participate, share their experiences, and place their trust in a process designed to advance understanding, evaluate potential treatments, and help research move forward with purpose and care.  For many participants, entering a clinical trial begins with questions. Some are […]


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Improved mental health is a team effort.

Visit our patient portal to access educational resources, view video testimonials and learn more about how better trials are bringing bigger breakthroughs in mental health and memory loss in our community, and around the world.

Volunteer Portal

Improved mental health is a team effort.

Visit our patient portal to access educational resources, view video testimonials and learn more about how better trials are bringing bigger breakthroughs in mental health and memory loss in our community, and around the world.

Volunteer Portal

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