A federal jury convicted Michigan physician Jonathan Decker of conspiring to distribute controlled substances and 6 counts of distribution.
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According to the DOJ, Decker prescribed more than 2 million stimulant pills through Done Global’s online ADHD platform without examining patients.
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The DOJ said Decker prescribed stimulants to patients with substance use disorders and serious psychiatric conditions, including a patient with schizophrenia.
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Decker received more than $1 million for prescribing medications and thousands of dollars in referral bonuses for recruiting medical professionals.
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Decker faces a maximum statutory penalty of 140 years in prison; no sentencing date has been scheduled.
