FTC Alleges a Telehealth Company Sent Users’ Health Conditions to Ad Platforms After Promising Discretion

Federal regulators have accused one of the largest direct-to-consumer telehealth companies of routing customers’ health conditions to advertising platforms while marketing itself on privacy. The Federal Trade Commission, joined by Utah and by California through Los Angeles County Counsel, sued Hims and Hers Health on July 29 in federal court in San Francisco. The complaint…

FTC Alleges a Telehealth Company Sent Users’ Health Conditions to Ad Platforms After Promising Discretion

SK Hynix completes biggest US IPO by a foreign company

Good morning, happy Friday and welcome to FirstFT. In today’s newsletter: The largest-ever US listing by a foreign company OpenAI and Google sell AI models to blacklisted China groups Apollo buys European low-cost airline easyJet for nearly $8bn A profile of Trump’s ‘enforcer’ Todd Blanche You can listen to today’s top news stories in the…

SK Hynix completes biggest US IPO by a foreign company

A Telehealth Mental Health Company Billed Medicaid for Visits That Never Happened — And It Is Not Alone

A telehealth company that provided mental health services through video appointments admitted it billed Medicare and Medicaid for patient appointments that never took place — and agreed to pay $300,000 to resolve the allegations. The company, Aptihealth, Inc., and Aptihealth Medical, PLLC, is based in Clifton Park, New York. According to the U.S. Department of…

A Telehealth Mental Health Company Billed Medicaid for Visits That Never Happened — And It Is Not Alone