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A court order exists that temporarily halts the operations of the named companies and individuals.
The FTC’s Jan. 23, 2026 press release and the agency’s case docket show that, at the FTC’s request, a U.S. District Court in the Southern District of Florida entered an ex parte temporary restraining order halting the operations of Top Healthcare Options and 11 related companies/individuals; the FTC alleges the defendants caused “tens of millions of dollars” in harm through deceptive marketing of health-care plans. Court filings posted on the FTC legal library include the complaint and the sealed order granting the ex parte TRO with an asset freeze and appointment of a temporary receiver. Verdict: True — contemporaneous FTC press materials and the court filings confirm a Florida federal court has temporarily stopped the defendants’ operations at the FTC’s request for the reasons alleged.