Sep 14, 2026 · 14 min · 7 segments
A Silicon Valley founder built a telehealth company to make ADHD treatment as easy as ordering takeout, until federal prosecutors traced 37 million pills of Adderall back to the clinic. We follow Done…
Creative and disciplined, He started making apps as a college student in China, then moved to the U.S. for a master's in product development at Carnegie Mellon, the same university that produced Andy Warhol.
Every morning at 7am, Ho wrote down what she wanted to accomplish that day and these diary entries increasingly turned in creative directions.
I want to follow my heart and create something that only I and a few people will appreciate and other people will likely not give a shit.
It would cause pharmacies to run out of stock, send patients scrambling for refills, and draw the Department of Justice on her trail.
And then you got treated like a drug seeker every time you switched pharmacies or asked for an early refill.
Sure, people want to be okay, but what do people with ADHD really want? They can't prioritize.
Creative and disciplined, He started making apps as a college student in China, then moved to the U.S. for a master's in product development at Carnegie Mellon, the same university that produced Andy Warhol.
Every morning at 7am, Ho wrote down what she wanted to accomplish that day and these diary entries increasingly turned in creative directions.
I want to follow my heart and create something that only I and a few people will appreciate and other people will likely not give a shit.
It would cause pharmacies to run out of stock, send patients scrambling for refills, and draw the Department of Justice on her trail.
And then you got treated like a drug seeker every time you switched pharmacies or asked for an early refill.
Sure, people want to be okay, but what do people with ADHD really want? They can't prioritize.
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