Done Health CEO and clinical president were arrested for allegedly distributing Adderall online, committing healthcare fraud, obstructing justice, and scheming to defraud taxpayers. The company allegedly made over $100 million by prescribing 40 million pills through deceptive social media ads and easy access via telemedicine. They increased revenue by charging monthly subscription fees and structured the platform to provide easy access to Adderall, even if not medically necessary. The executives allegedly continued the scheme despite overdoses and deaths. They also defrauded pharmacies, insurers, and government healthcare programs. The pair faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted, marking the Justice Department’s first criminal charges against a digital health company for drug distribution.
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Done Health CEO and clinical president arrested for alleged $100M scheme
