Fact #165 MoneyEnforcement

$3.6Mpaid by a telehealth company never criminally charged

Telehealth company Cerebral paid more than $3.6 million and signed a non-prosecution agreement after the government said it pushed providers to prescribe more Adderall.

Regulators said Cerebral used prescribing metrics and financial incentives to boost stimulant prescriptions, then deferred an additional $2.9 million fine because the company said it could not pay it.

Source: Healthcare Dive. Read more: adhd telehealth mill fraud · case file

Sources

  1. Cerebral to pay $3.6M in DOJ, DEA settlement over controlled substance prescribing. Healthcare Dive. Accessed 2026-10-29.