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Telehealth fraud + scam check

Recently flagged telehealth operators + 6-step verification process. If a brand fails 2+ steps, walk away.

Currently flagged (3)

Editorial verification + community reports. Examples (mock). Production would link to actual reported brands.

  • BrandX Hormones (example)
    Active warning2026-03-15

    Reason: Unlicensed providers prescribing controlled substances. Pricing only revealed after credit card collected.

    Reported by: Multiple Reddit reports, Editorial verification

  • WellnessPlus Telehealth (example)
    Under monitoring2026-02-08

    Reason: Refused to release medical records. Compounded products without 503A/503B disclosure.

    Reported by: State BBB complaints

  • QuickHormones (example)
    Shut down2025-12-22

    Reason: Shut down by state attorney general for unlicensed practice.

    Reported by: State AG enforcement

6-step verification process

  1. 1
    Check LegitScript verification

    Search brand at legitscript.com/search. Verified status indicates third-party audit.

  2. 2
    Verify clinician NPI

    Get prescribing clinician name. Search NPI registry (npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov).

  3. 3
    Check state medical board

    Confirm clinician licensed in your state. Search [your state] medical board website.

  4. 4
    Verify pharmacy

    Ask which pharmacy fills prescriptions. Check FDA outsourcing facility list (for 503B) or PCAB accreditation.

  5. 5
    Read recent reviews

    Filter by recency. Coordinated 5★ floods + identical phrasing = red flag.

  6. 6
    Verify pricing transparency

    Pricing should be public before signup. Hidden pricing = walk away.

Report a suspected scam

  • FTC: reportfraud.ftc.gov
  • Your state Attorney General office
  • State medical/pharmacy board
  • Email us: editors@hormonalhealthportal.com