Presley Gerber's Death Sparks Turmoil at Sober Living Facility
- On Thursday, the California Department of Health Care Services closed its review of Resolutions Living, determining the $7.7 million Santa Monica sober home committed no licensing violations.
- A formal complaint prompted the investigation after 27-year-old Presley Gerber died of a suspected overdose at the facility on September 20, just hours after checking in.
- The complaint questioned whether the $7.7 million facility operated "beyond the lawful scope of sober living" and accepted an individual requiring a "higher level of care" than Resolutions Living could provide.
- Earlier this week, reports emerged that the same Santa Monica facility allegedly experienced another overdose incident seven months before Gerber's death, with sources claiming four employees resigned afterward.
- While authorities confirmed no indication of foul play, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner deferred the official cause of death pending toxicology results and additional studies.
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Presley Gerber's Death Sparks Turmoil at Sober Living Facility
Presley Gerber’s death at 27 has reportedly led some staff and residents to leave Resolutions Living. The son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber was reportedly found dead at the rehabilitation facility on September 20. Staff and residents are reportedly leaving Resolutions Living following Presley Gerber’s death According to multiple sources who spoke to TMZ, […]
Cindy Crawford Is Having a 'Hard' Time Getting 'Through Each Day' After Son Presley's Death, Says Insider: 'The Grief Stays With Her'
For Cindy Crawford, 'every day feels difficult' as she grapples with the grief of losing her son, Presley, at a rehabilitation facility, according to an insider.
Sources close to the family point out that the model misses Presley with regret and finds no comfort.
The model and her husband, Rande Gerber, spend a lot of time with their daughter Kaia and rely on their closest friends.
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