Managed Access Program

Partner with a WHO-GSDP Certified Pharmaceutical Supplier for Compliant Global Managed Access Programme Supply — Connecting Healthcare Institutions, Pharma Companies, and Patients with Pre-Approval and Unapproved Medicines Across 180+ Countries.

  • ISO 9001:2015 Certified · WHO-GSDP Compliant · FDA, EMA, MHRA Aligned Supply

Global Managed Access Programme Supply Partner

GNH India provides regulated, compliant pharmaceutical supply in support of global managed access programs — enabling healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical companies, clinical teams, and government health bodies to access investigational, pre-approval, and unapproved medicines for patients with serious or life-threatening conditions across international markets.

As a WHO-GSDP certified pharmaceutical supplier based in Mumbai, India with over 22 years of global supply experience, we support managed access programme requirements through compliant sourcing, regulatory documentation management, and GDP-certified cold chain logistics — aligned with FDA, EMA, MHRA, and equivalent national regulatory authority frameworks worldwide.

Our managed access program supply services are structured exclusively for licensed healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical companies, clinical research organisations, and authorised medical practitioners — not for retail or direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical sales.

Managed Access Program Supply – GNH India

What Is a Managed Access Program?

A managed access program (MAP) is an overarching regulatory framework used by the pharmaceutical industry and health authorities to describe all forms of structured pre-approval access to investigational and unapproved medicines for patients with serious, debilitating, or life-threatening conditions — outside of the formal clinical trial setting.

Terminology for describing pre-approval mechanisms or programs may vary by country or even by drug manufacturer. They include Managed Access Program (MAP), Expanded Access Program (EAP), Named Patient Supply (NPS), Compassionate Use Program (CUP), and many others.

Managed access programmes typically apply when:

  • A medicine is not yet approved or commercially available in the patient's country
  • A medicine is approved elsewhere but not in the patient's country of residence
  • A clinical trial has concluded but the patient still requires the investigational medicine
  • Standard approved treatment options have been exhausted or are clinically unsuitable
  • The patient has a serious, rare, or life-threatening condition with an unmet medical need

Our Scope & Capabilities

  • Pharmaceutical supply in support of global managed access programmes
  • Supply aligned with FDA Expanded Access, EMA Compassionate Use, MHRA Named Patient Supply, and equivalent national frameworks
  • WHO-GSDP Certified Storage & Distribution
  • ISO 9001:2015 Certified Quality Management System
  • Licensed Pharmaceutical Supplier — State FDA Maharashtra
  • IEC Licence for Global Pharmaceutical Export
  • Regulatory Documentation & Compliance Support
  • Temperature-Controlled Warehousing & Validated Cold Chain Logistics
  • Specialist Supply of Orphan Drugs, Rare Disease, Oncology & Specialty Medicines
  • Pharmacovigilance Coordination & Batch Traceability Support

How It Works — Our Managed Access Programme Supply Process

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Programme Assessment & Regulatory Feasibility Review

We assess the managed access program requirement against applicable national and international regulatory frameworks — including FDA Expanded Access, EMA Article 83, MHRA Named Patient Supply, and equivalent country-specific pathways — to confirm regulatory feasibility, import authorisation requirements, and documentation obligations before any supply commitment is made.

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Verified Sourcing & Quality Assurance

All medicines supplied under managed access programmes are sourced exclusively from WHO-GMP certified manufacturers and authorised supply channels — ensuring full product authenticity, batch-level traceability, and regulatory documentation integrity prior to dispatch. GNH India does not supply from unverified or unauthorised sources under any circumstances.

3

Regulatory Documentation & Programme Compliance Management

We assist healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and clinical teams with the preparation and organisation of required managed access programme documentation, including manufacturer certificates of analysis, import/export licensing records, country-specific regulatory authority application support documents, GDP-compliant shipping records, and pharmacovigilance coordination.

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WHO-GSDP Compliant Warehousing & Cold Chain Handling

All medicines are stored and handled in validated, temperature-controlled facilities with continuous monitoring — maintaining full product integrity for biologics, injectables, oncology medicines, rare disease therapies, and all temperature-sensitive managed access medicines throughout their supply journey.

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Global Compliant Delivery & Ongoing Pharmacovigilance Support

Our global logistics network supports GDP-compliant, traceable delivery directly to authorised healthcare institutions, hospital pharmacies, and clinical programme coordinators — with complete shipment documentation, real-time tracking visibility, and ongoing pharmacovigilance coordination for continuation or repeat supply requirements.

Why Choose GNH India for Managed Access Programme Supply?

GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited has over 22 years of experience as a regulated pharmaceutical supplier supporting complex international supply programmes — including compassionate use, expanded access, named patient supply, and managed access frameworks across 180+ countries.

As a dedicated managed access program supply partner, we combine regulatory expertise, quality-assured global sourcing, and GDP-compliant logistics to ensure uninterrupted access to critical pre-approval and unapproved medicines for patients who need them most.

  • WHO-GSDP Certified Pharmaceutical Supply
  • ISO 9001:2015 Certified Quality Management System
  • Licensed by State FDA Maharashtra
  • IEC Authorised Pharmaceutical Exporter
  • Member — Pharmaexcil (Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India)
  • Member — FIEO (Federation of Indian Export Organisations)
  • 22+ Years of Global Pharmaceutical Supply Experience
  • Supply Aligned with FDA, EMA, MHRA, TGA & 180+ Country Regulatory Frameworks
  • Dedicated Regulatory Documentation & Compliance Support Team
  • End-to-End Cold Chain & Temperature-Controlled Logistics

We operate strictly as a regulated B2B and institutional pharmaceutical supply partner. We do not engage in retail or direct-to-consumer medicine sales.

Regulatory & Compliance Information

GNH India operates under the following compliance frameworks relevant to managed access programme supply:

Global Managed Access Regulatory Frameworks Supported

FDA Expanded Access (USA)

Individual patient, intermediate-size population, and treatment IND pathways for managed access to investigational medicines. Requirements include IND authorisation, IRB approval, and FDA notification or prior approval depending on access type.

EMA Article 83 Compassionate Use (EU/EEA)

Cohort-level managed access for medicinal products undergoing clinical trials or marketing authorisation review. Applicable across all EU member states.

MHRA Named Patient Supply (UK)

Individual patient named patient basis supply of unlicensed medicines under Human Medicines Regulations 2012, Regulation 167.

TGA Special Access Scheme (Australia)

Category A, B, and C managed access pathways for unapproved therapeutic goods.

CDSCO Import Authorisation (India)

Form 12A and special import provisions for managed access to unapproved medicines.

National Managed Access Frameworks

Including ANSM Accès Précoce (France), BfArM §21a AMG Compassionate Use (Germany), AIFA Uso Compassionevole (Italy), SWISSMEDIC (Switzerland), SAHPRA Section 21 (South Africa), ANVISA Expanded Access (Brazil), and equivalent national authority pathways across 180+ countries.

Regulatory Recognitions

Quality You Can Trust

Our internationally recognised certifications underscore our commitment to safety, quality, and excellence in managed access programme pharmaceutical supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Managed Access Programme — FAQs

A managed access program (MAP) is an overarching pharmaceutical industry and regulatory term describing all structured forms of pre-approval access to investigational and unapproved medicines for patients with serious or life-threatening conditions who have exhausted standard approved treatment options. Managed access programmes encompass compassionate use, expanded access, named patient supply, special access schemes, and early access programmes — with the specific terminology varying by country and regulatory authority.

Compassionate use is one specific type of managed access programme — the term primarily used by the EMA and across EU member states. A managed access program (MAP) is the broader industry umbrella term that covers all forms of pre-approval access including compassionate use (EU), expanded access (FDA/USA), named patient supply (UK/MHRA), special access schemes (Australia/TGA), and equivalent national frameworks. GNH India supports pharmaceutical supply across all managed access programme types globally.

A managed access program FDA refers to the FDA's Expanded Access program — the US regulatory pathway allowing patients with serious or life-threatening conditions to access investigational medicines outside of clinical trials. FDA managed access program pathways include individual patient access, intermediate-size patient population access, and treatment IND for widespread use. GNH India supports supply of pharmaceutical products to authorised US healthcare institutions operating under FDA Expanded Access authorisation.

A global managed access program refers to a coordinated, multi-country managed access programme structure — typically operated by a pharmaceutical manufacturer — that provides pre-approval access to investigational medicines across multiple regulatory jurisdictions simultaneously. GNH India supports global managed access programme supply by sourcing and supplying medicines in compliance with the national regulatory authority requirements of each individual country within the programme scope.

GNH India supplies specialty medicines, orphan drugs, rare disease therapies, oncology biologics, investigational medicinal products (IMPs), hard-to-access pharmaceutical products, and pre-approval medicines across all major therapeutic areas — under managed access programme frameworks for patients where no approved treatment alternative is locally available.

No. GNH India operates exclusively as an institutional and B2B pharmaceutical supplier. All managed access programme supply is made to licensed healthcare institutions, hospital pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, authorised clinical programmes, and regulated medical practitioners — never directly to individual patients.

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