Named Patients / MAPs

Comprehensive Named Patient Programs (NPP) / Managed Access Programs (MAPs) Solutions

Partner with PharmaQuelle for Your Named Patient Programs (NPP) / Managed Access Programs (MAPs)

PharmaQuelle specializes in providing comprehensive solutions for Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs), offering pharmaceutical companies a strategic pathway to provide access to investigational drugs for patients with unmet medical needs.

Tailored Program Design

Our experienced team works closely with pharmaceutical companies to design and implement Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs) tailored to their specific product portfolios, therapeutic areas, and patient populations. Whether it’s a compassionate use program for a rare disease treatment or an expanded access program for a promising investigational therapy, we develop customized programs that prioritize patient access while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and ethical considerations.

Continuous Improvement and Innovation

We are committed to continuous improvement and innovation in Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs). We invest in research and development initiatives, explore emerging technologies, and adopt best practices to enhance program effectiveness, efficiency, and scalability. Our culture of innovation drives us to push the boundaries of what’s possible and deliver cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of patients, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical companies.

Whether you’re seeking to provide access to investigational therapies for patients with life-threatening illnesses or looking to expand patient access to innovative treatments in underserved markets, PharmaQuelle is your trusted partner for comprehensive Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs) solutions that deliver accessibility, integrity, and impact.

Regulatory Expertise

Navigating regulatory requirements and compliance standards is essential in Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs). Our regulatory affairs team has extensive experience in regulatory submissions and compliance across global markets. We provide comprehensive regulatory support, including assistance with regulatory filings, documentation preparation, and regulatory agency interactions, to ensure compliance with local and international regulations.

Patient Enrollment and Support

Patient access and support are at the core of Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs). We provide comprehensive patient enrollment and support services, including eligibility verification, enrollment assistance, and ongoing patient monitoring and management. Our dedicated patient support team offers personalized assistance, education, and counseling to patients and caregivers, ensuring a seamless and positive experience throughout their treatment journey.

Physician Engagement and Education

Physician engagement and education are key components of successful Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs). We collaborate with healthcare providers, medical societies, and advocacy organizations to raise awareness about the availability of investigational therapies and educate healthcare professionals about program eligibility criteria, treatment protocols, and safety monitoring requirements. Our physician engagement initiatives aim to foster collaboration, build trust.

Supply Chain Management

Effective supply chain management is essential for the success of Named Patient Programs (NPP) and Managed Access Programs (MAPs). We work closely with pharmaceutical manufacturers and logistics partners to ensure timely and reliable access to investigational drugs for enrolled patients. Our supply chain management services include inventory management, order fulfillment, distribution logistics, and temperature-controlled storage and handling, to ensure product integrity.

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