CVS Pharmacy will no longer be accepting prescriptions for controlled substances issued by telehealth companies Cerebral and Done Health, citing ongoing concerns that were unable to be resolved. In a statement to The Hill, CVS said it was "important that medications are prescribed appropriately." "We recently conducted a review of certain telehealth companies that prescribe controlled substance medications," the pharmacy chain said. "As a result of our being unable to resolve concerns we have with Cerebral and Done Health, effective May 26, 2022 CVS Pharmacy will no longer accept prescriptions for controlled substances issued through these companies." CVS's decision was first r
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