We operate Right to Try programs in sovereign Native American Indian Zones.
We empower doctors with a legal pathway to advanced care for their patients.
Our focus is on accessing advanced immuno-oncology therapies for patients.
Starts with intake form submitted by a physician, advocate, or patient.
Our clinical partners assess the patient’s situation to determine fit for program.
Care is arranged through a licensed clinic within a sovereign medical zone.
We coordinate logistics and stay involved alongside the referring physician.
Botensilimab (BOT) and balstilimab (BAL) are in clinical trials under an active IND. This combo has cleared Phase 1 safety testing and is being studied in advanced cancer patients.
Note: BOT/BAL is investigational and not FDA-approved.
Promising results in MSS colorectal cancer, where most immunotherapies fail
Median survival: 20.9 months in heavily pretreated patients without liver metastases
Potential to reduce chemo, radiation, and surgery in select cases
Learn more at https://agenusbio.com/
If your therapy is under an active IND application, PrincipledRx offers a compliant, structured pathway to make it accessible through Right to Try — without relying on traditional trial infrastructure.
Access under federal Right to Try law, with no IRB or clinical trial enrollment required.
Delivered through sovereign jurisdictions to reduce regulatory exposure and protect participating entities.
Reinforces your mission and investor value by ethically extending access to patients seeking investigational care.
Built for doctors who practice medicine with conviction.
Patients and physicians deserve the right to choose.
Every life deserves care that is personal, human, and hopeful.
We protect all parties — legally and logistically.
We build relationships, not transactions.