RESEARCH FACILITY
Introducing our state of the art Human Factors Research Facility in Atlanta, designed for User Research and Medical Device testing
Our Research facility is located in Mount Vernon Medical Centre, a Class A building hosting primary care and specialist practices. The Centre hosts a community of Medical Professionals and Clinical Researchers catering for both patients and healthcare professionals, offering a wealth of experience for Medical Device research.
It is 1.5 miles from Pill Hill, where the campuses of both Northside Hospital Atlanta and Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital are situated.
There is a rich pool for candidates with a diverse population of 200k in a 5-mile radius from the centre, and we have four recruitment partners located close by.
There is an easy commute from Atlanta city centre by car with ample parking and valet parking available for visitors.
Our spacious office features a welcoming reception and waiting area with refreshments for participants, alongside functional office spaces and a kitchen for clients to enjoy.
We have remodelled two private viewing facilities, each equipped for user research and Human Factors clinical trials, with space that can be tailored for interviews or focus groups.
VIEWING SUITES
Our Clinical Test Suite is setup to represent a clinical working environment, including HCP test lab and Physician/Nurse offices.
Features:
- Ritter 204 examination table with stirrups
- Water supply and drainage sinks
- Medical supplies storage
- One way mirror and observation room
- Stocked refreshments
Our Home Viewing Suite provides a comfortable and relaxed environment to replicate a sitting/dining room. The space can be arranged for both one to one interviews and focus groups.
Features:
- One way mirror and observation room
- Water supply and drainage sinks
- Ample Storage
- Stocked refreshments
- 8 person capacity
“We had the privilege of collaborating with We are Human at their impressive facility in Atlanta, GA. Together, we conducted a Formative Study for an innovative point-of-care medical device to gather valuable feedback and pre-validate the device concept by focusing on its usability, user experience, and user interface. Can’t wait for the next one!”
Rebecca Wickham, Consultant, Oxford Product Design
