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Feds arrest Adderall telehealth CEO under Controlled Substances Act
Done promised easy Adderall prescriptions. The DOJ says its execs committed fraud.
According to the indictment filed on Thursday in California’s Northern District, He and Brody “conspired to defraud pharmacies and Medicare” by prescribing Adderall and other stimulants to patients who didn’t have ADHD. In 2020, the Drug Enforcement Administration implemented temporary exceptions to the Ryan Haight Act — which, charging documents claim, Done executives took advantage of, issuing more than 40 million prescriptions since 2020. But the company also used “deceptive social media advertisements” emphasizing the ease with which Done members could get Adderall prescriptions to intentionally target “drug-seeking patients,” charging documents claim.
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