Across the West Coast, Expanded Access Programs are entering a new phase. More companies are launching EAPs earlier in development, supporting patients for longer durations, and extending access beyond the U.S. into increasingly complex global markets. What was once a reactive, exception-based activity is now a visible, repeatable function – bringing heightened expectations around governance, post-trial access, sustainability, and real-world insight generation, all while ensuring patients are not delayed or disadvantaged.
Over three focused days, the summit tackles the most pressing questions facing EAP teams in 2026 – from navigating evolving U.S. and global regulatory expectations, to enabling providers and patient advocates, designing post-trial access strategies, managing long-duration and rare disease programs, and applying real-world insights without slowing access.
This is not a theoretical discussion. It is a peer-led, non-competitive forum for teams responsible for delivering access at scale – and for those shaping what Expanded Access must become next.
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