Patients Humbled By Possibility
We’re proud of the work we’ve done to discover and deliver new medicines to patients in need, and we are excited about how much more can be done with science as our guide. Our team draws continual inspiration and motivation from patients, caregivers and physicians, and our desire to help extends well beyond the work we do in our labs. We are always eager to hear more about how we can support you.
Our medicines
Our unique ability to repeatedly and consistently translate science into medicine has led to nine FDA-approved medicines for people with serious diseases. Unlike at many other biopharma companies, all these medicines were invented in our own laboratories and advanced under the consistent guidance of the Regeneron team.
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Explore our clinical trials
The discoveries never stop as we work to help people with serious diseases. Clinical trials allow us to carefully test and collect data about investigational products before they can be approved for use. Learn more about our clinical trials or find a relevant one near you.
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Medical inquiries
To request specific product information, report an adverse event or report a product complaint for a Regeneron product, please call our Medical Information Department:
1-844-REGN-MID (1-844-734-6643)
1-844-REGN-MID (1-844-734-6643)
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Nilda’s COVID-19 Journey
COVID-19 survivor Nilda went on an emotional journey after testing positive for the disease, but her family and doctor encouraged her to act quickly and get treated given her high-risk factors for developing serious symptoms. Hear her story and discover what to do if you or a loved one is diagnosed.
Supporting patients
Access to our medicines
Science, technology and innovation have the remarkable power to change lives. We combine these critical elements first in the labs and then in collaboration with physicians to test our new medicines in the clinic. We must continue to innovate once a medicine is approved in order to ensure that patients have adequate access to our medicines. Our access programs and policies are designed to make a meaningful difference for patients.
Explore Our Access Programs
Compassionate use: access to investigational medicines
Before a new medicine is widely available to the public, it undergoes rigorous clinical testing to ensure it meets the safety and efficacy criteria required for regulatory approval.
Our Compassionate Use Policy gives certain patients who have serious or life-threatening conditions access to a potentially beneficial medicine when no comparable or satisfactory alternative therapy options or clinical trials area available. Compassionate Use, also known as expanded access in the U.S., is an approved pathway that, by design, is meant for exceptional circumstances. Our compassionate use program has certain established criteria and each request is reviewed by Regeneron’s Compassionate Use Committee.
More about Compassionate use requestsPatient advocacy
Our patient advocacy team is dedicated to understanding the patient perspective and needs of the communities impacted by the therapeutic areas we serve. We support the efforts of these communities who raise awareness, educate and empower patients to be active participants in their care.
"Kickin’ Asthma"
One of the many programs we support is the American Lung Association’s "Kickin’ Asthma," a national, school-based asthma self-management program for children ages 11 to 16 (Sixth grade to 10th grade). This program aims to educate and empower kids to manage their asthma through a fun and interactive approach. Children learn how to recognize symptoms, their environmental triggers and understand proper medication use.
"Kickin’ Asthma" is the only program that has been proven effective in teaching kids asthma self-management skills, leading to increased asthma awareness among school personnel and decreasing emergency room visits.1 As an evidence-based program, "Kickin’ Asthma" was also highlighted as part of best-practice recommendations for schools, community-based agencies and state health departments, 2,3 and recognized as a program that is especially promising when implemented in low-income or minority communities to promote health equity.3
Learn more about "Kickin’ Asthma"
Scientific trailblazers
No disease is ‘too small’ or ‘too big.’ We research and develop medicines for a broad range of serious medical conditions, including blindness-causing diseases, cancer, inflammatory conditions, pain, rare diseases and infectious diseases.
Therapeutic research areas
Responding to COVID-19
We’re applying 35 years of scientific and technology expertise to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with COVID-19, there are new antibody treatments available now.
Learn about ourmedicine for covid-19