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Telehealth Firms Indicted for Illegal Adderall Distribution

12/18/2025

Summary

Story summary

A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted Done Global Inc. and Mindful Mental Wellness P.A. for allegedly distributing more than 40 million Adderall pills illegally.
The indictment accuses the firms of healthcare fraud and obstructing justice, including defrauding Medicare and Medicaid.
Done Global marketed itself as a telehealth provider but allegedly prescribed stimulants without legitimate medical oversight.
The case could result in penalties, including fines based on gross profits.

History

Historical Context

The Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act of 2007 aimed to reduce healthcare fraud, leading to the recovery of over $2 billion in fraudulent claims that year. The indictment of Done Global Inc. and Mindful Mental Wellness P.A. for distributing over 40 million Adderall pills without oversight reflects ongoing challenges in regulating telehealth and protecting patients from exploitation in a system estimated to lose $80 billion annually to fraud.

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Story summary

A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted Done Global Inc. and Mindful Mental Wellness P.A. for allegedly distributing more than 40 million Adderall pills illegally.
The indictment accuses the firms of healthcare fraud and obstructing justice, including defrauding Medicare and Medicaid.
Done Global marketed itself as a telehealth provider but allegedly prescribed stimulants without legitimate medical oversight.
The case could result in penalties, including fines based on gross profits.

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