Calendar Review & Analysis Office
Our analysts and support specialists are here to assist investigators and study teams conducting clinical research.
The Clinical Research Calendar Review & Analysis Office (CRAO) assists principal investigators and study teams conducting clinical research by providing analysts and support specialists who facilitate the building and completion of the billing grid (calendar) that interfaces with MiChart, review required core documents for alignment with Medicare and University policies and provide clinical research billing analysts who will audit and work to have clinical research billing errors corrected.
How the Calendar Review & Analysis Office Supports Research
Contact Us
Calendar Review & Analysis Office
University of Michigan Medical School
Ann Arbor, Michigan
University of Michigan Medical School
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Phone: 734-998-6880
Health Information Technology & Services (HITS) Phone: 734-936-8000
Email: [email protected]
About Us
The Calendar Review & Analysis Office is part of the Office of Research, where our mission is to foster an environment of innovation and efficiency that serves the U-M Medical School community and supports biomedical science from insight to impact.
For Clinical Research Billing and Coding concerns, contact [email protected].
Upcoming Research Events
The Funding Forum
Join the Grant Services and Analysis Research Development (RD) team on Zoom every third Thursday at 2:00 pm for the Funding Forum – a 60-minute session designed to help UMMS faculty gain an advantage in grant seeking and proposal development.
Event runs May 21, 2026 - December 17, 2026
Best Practices for Preparing Large Team Grant Proposals
The Large Team Grant Core hosts a virtual seminar addressing best practices for submitting complex, interdisciplinary grant proposals.
Ask the Experts: Advanced Genomics Core - 10x Genomics
Join the BRCF Advanced Genomics Core (AGC) and 10x Genomics for an interactive, small-group discussion series designed around the questions, challenges, and opportunities that matter most to your research, whether you're planning your first single cell experiment or troubleshooting an ongoing spatial transcriptomics project.
Hands-On Workshop: Analyzing Xenium In Situ Spatial Data
Join the BRCF Advanced Genomics Core (AGC) and 10x Genomics for a hands-on workshop covering key considerations and approaches for analyzing Xenium In Situ Gene Expression data.
Central Biorepository Open House
Get an inside look at a state-of-the-art facility at Michigan Medicine that helps researchers access, collect, manage, process, protect, and share human biospecimens. Join the Central Biorepository (CBR) for an upcoming Open House and tour our molecular and biorepository facilities, where we process and safely store more than 900,000 biospecimens.
Dean's Lecture Symposium
The Dean's Lecture Symposium will offer a day of panel sessions, a poster session, and keynote speaker Sean Morrison from UT-Southwestern.
10x Genomics Office Hours
Get your questions answered, troubleshoot challenges, or walk through your experimental design to find the platform that best fits your research needs with 10x Genomics and the BRCF Advanced Genomics Core.
Event runs September 08, 2026 - December 08, 2026
Quality Control + Genotyping: A necessary step in model validation
Join the BRCF Transgenic Animal Model Core for a complimentary lunch while you learn how to make your own model.
The Funding Forum
Join the Grant Services and Analysis Research Development (RD) team on Zoom every third Thursday at 2:00 pm for the Funding Forum – a 60-minute session designed to help UMMS faculty gain an advantage in grant seeking and proposal development.
Event runs May 21, 2026 - December 17, 2026
Featured Research News
Office of Research
Eligibility Extended for Supporting Scientific Excellence Fund
Supporting Scientific Excellence Fund extended, federal research projects proposed with begin dates through December 31, 2026, are eligible to request funds through the Medical School program.
Office of Research
Mathew Innes Appointed Director for Clinical Research
The Medical School Office of Research (OoR) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mathew Innes, MBA, as the Director for Clinical Research in the Medical School Office of Research, effective Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
Office of Research
Frankel Cardiovascular Cell Regeneration Core Builds Industry-Ready Pathways for Human Cardiovascular Cell Models
With support from the FFMI Business Development team, the Core formalizes a new industry collaboration and looks ahead to expanded partnerships in drug discovery and disease modeling
