Wriggle into your water shoes and prepare to get sweaty, because we’re coming to you live from a boiling hot swamp to deliver some almost-up-to-date ADHD medication news. 

In this little squeaker of an episode, Kristin is educating us on an ongoing lawsuit involving the online medical management company, Done., that saw huge success during the pandemic. She’s looking at how the company operates, the facts behind the case, how the lawsuit could impact current ADHD patients, and what the future of telehealth might hold. 

Plus, we wonder how often we’re supposed to call our mothers, find a solution to Grace’s pervasive peanut butter problem, learn that you can’t help who you love, and more.

Resources:

  CDC warns access to ADHD meds may be disrupted after arrests of health-care startup executives | CNN

SF startup execs arrested in $100M illegal Adderall scheme (sfstandard.com)

Telehealth execs charged in California for $100 million fraud scheme (usatoday.com)

California telehealth execs charged in ADHD prescription scheme - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com)

Done. ADHD Managed | ADHD Treatment Made Just For You (donefirst.com)

Northern District of California | Founder/CEO and Clinical President of Digital Health Company Arrested for $100M Adderall Distribution and Health Care Fraud Scheme | United States Department of Justice

Statement from DEA Administrator Anne Milgram on Done Global Inc.

Cape Cod flamingo: Reported sighting of southern bird at Dennis beach (capecodtimes.com)

Flamingo bird sound / call / noise | American (youtube.com)

All 6 Flamingo Species & How To Identify Them (youtube.com)