United States

Expanded access, evidence and regulatory support for U.S. life sciences teams.

Make the next program decision with a clearer view of feasibility, responsibilities and delivery. IAE brings independent medicines-access, evidence-planning and regulatory-governance advice to pharmaceutical and biotechnology teams working on U.S. programs.

Expanded access

Clarify the proposed pathway, sponsor and treating-team responsibilities, documentation needs and operational handoffs before committing to an expanded access program. A focused review can provide a program-scope brief, responsibility map and prioritized readiness actions.

Explore medicines-access support

Evidence planning

Start with the question the evidence needs to answer. Define the purpose, feasible data sources and governance before adding data collection to an access program. The output is a practical evidence-planning brief, not an assumption that treatment access is a clinical trial.

Explore evidence and research support

Regulatory governance and transitions

Identify decisions, owners and acceptance points across regulatory, clinical, supply and service-provider interfaces. Support can be scoped around a readiness review, provider transition or post-trial continuity plan.

Explore regulatory-governance support

A clear first engagement

Share the decision, program stage and timing. We agree the bounded output and responsibilities before commissioned work starts.

Discuss your U.S. program

Please do not include patient details, medical records or confidential documents. Individual treatment requests belong with the responsible clinical team or official program. Information and official routes.