Done responds to fraud charges, ‘stands by’ integrity of its services even as former employees raise the alarm

Fierce Healthcare June 20, 2024
Heather Landi

Telehealth startup Done said it “disagrees” with the criminal charges filed last week against its founder, Ruthia He, and David Brody, M.D., and plans to continue operating.

The company, in a statement posted to its website, said the fraud charges brought down by the Department of Justice are based on events that “principally occurred between February 2020 and January 2023.”

“Both are presumed innocent,” said the company, sometimes called either Done Global or Done Health, in its statement. “Done Global will continue to operate—and do everything in our power to ensure that the more than tens of thousands Americans that rely on us do not lose access to their mental health care. At the same time, we will continue to...

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