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Richmond Institute for Veterans Research

(Formerly known as McGuire Research Institute, Inc.)

We invite you to learn about how we are exploring the possibilities through cutting-edge research, bringing quality care to our Veterans, and building a better future.

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We are committed to providing quality health care to Veterans and offer opportunities for patients to participate in research-related clinical trials.

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The cutting-edge research conducted at RIVR consists of laboratory studies, clinical studies, and health outcomes pertaining to a wide range of disease processes and conditions that affect Veterans as well as the general population. 

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At RIVR we support education and training for employee and patient related activities.

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Latest Happenings

Research Week 2024

On Friday, May 10th, the Richmond Institute for Veterans Research (RIVR) hosted the Richmond Veteran Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) annual research event to express gratitude to veterans and their families for supporting veteran-related research in Central Virginia. 

March: Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

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OUR PATIENTS SAY...

"Effects of Electrical Stimulation and Vitamin D Supplementation of Bone

 I really enjoyed participating in the program. I have benefited from the exercise and training a great deal I had muscle atrophy in my legs and torso area from my injury 27 years ago but I can feel more muscle mass in my calves,thighs, and buttocks, also me being a T1 C8 paraplegic,  my stomach muscles don't work making it bigger and since I started the study my stomach and waist size has gotten smaller I lost 3 and a 1/2 pounds I feel that overall I'm healthier at the present  than at the start of the study. I hope that my participation in the study will help someone else as well. "

"Participating in the research last conducted I hope helped the team learn and find avenues to help people who need blood thinners. I hope my being a part helped to find a better solution."
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