As many as 50,000 U.S. patients’ access to treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder could be disrupted after two executives at Done, a California-based telehealth company, were ...

The founder and head doctor of telehealth company Done Global were arrested and charged with fraud, accused by federal authorities of conspiring to provide easy access to Adderall and other ...

Questions emerge about an Adderall prescription obtained online 02:53. Federal prosecutors have charged the CEO and head doctor of Done Global — a telehealth company that distributes stimulant ...

The executives also mandated initial appointments to stay under 30 minutes, causing workers to write prescriptions that were not for a “legitimate medical purpose," the indictment said.

The CEO and clinical president of telehealth startup Done have been arrested and charged with fraud, accused by federal authorities of participating in a scheme to distribute Adderall online ...

The founder and CEO of a California-based telehealth company was arrested and charged Thursday with involvement in a scheme to distribute Adderall over the internet and commit health care fraud.

Patients using Done or similar telehealth platforms may experience disruptions in care, ... A.D.H.D. Startup Executives Accused of $100 Million Fraud in Adderall Scheme.

Two executives at a telehealth start-up have been arrested and are facing allegations of fraud involving the distribution of medicines for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Seven executives of a genetic testing company were recently indicted by a federal grand jury in Denver of fraudulently receiving $40 million from state and federal healthcare systems.

Nearly 200 people have been charged for their roles in various health care fraud schemes across the U.S. that federal authorities say amounted to over $2.7 billion in intended losses, the Justice ...