Robert Epstein

Operates as non-profit multidisciplinary association for health and well-being

Operates as a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company

Provides health care researches

Provides diagnostic services for cancer

Discovers, develops and commercializes genomic-based laboratory tests for the personalized medicine revolution in cancer care

The International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL) is a nonprofit community established in 1994 that advances health-related quality of life (HRQL) research by integrating patient perspectives into health research, care, and policy. The private company is based in Milwaukee, WI. Its membership includes researchers, clinicians, healthcare and industry professionals, consultants, and patient research partners from over 40 countries, representing academia, clinical practice, regulatory agencies, and industry sectors. ISOQOL supports HRQL science through theory development, methodological improvements, and practical applications in clinical research, care, and policy. The society organizes an annual conference, offers educational programs such as online courses and webinars, and supports special interest groups for networking and collaboration. It publishes two journals—Quality of Life Research and the Journal of Patient-Reported Outcomes—and provides resources like multilingual glossaries, newsletters, and guides. Membership benefits include access to educational materials, discounted journal and conference fees, leadership and volunteer opportunities, and professional development resources. ISOQOL encourages engagement through committees, task forces, and volunteer roles, and offers sponsorship and donation opportunities to support scholarships, membership benefits, and memorial funds.

Provides therapy and psychiatry services through smartphone

Develops devices for collecting blood samples to bring diagnostic testing to the home

Engages in predicting, diagnosis and drug development for alzheimer?s diseases