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Presley Gerber Facility Under Scrutiny After Death
22 Oct
Summary
- Sober living facility investigated after Presley Gerber's death.
- California health officials found no evidence of wrongdoing.
- An advocate filed a complaint questioning the facility's practices.
The sober living facility where Presley Gerber stayed before his fatal overdose has been the subject of an investigation. The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) conducted a review of the Resolutions Living treatment facility in Santa Monica. This inquiry followed a complaint filed by an advocate after the 27-year-old model died on September 20. The complaint questioned whether the facility operated beyond its lawful scope and if it accepted an individual requiring a higher level of care than provided.
Despite the concerns raised, the DHCS ultimately determined that there was not enough evidence to substantiate wrongdoing by the facility. A spokesperson for DHCS clarified that the department oversees sober living homes only to ensure they are not operating as unlicensed treatment facilities. The investigation concluded that the complaints against Resolutions Living were not substantiated.
Presley, the son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, had checked into the facility the night before his death. Authorities responded to a suspected overdose call at the sober home, finding an unresponsive male. While the official cause of death is pending, it is being investigated as a suspected overdose. His family expressed profound grief, remembering Presley as a "sweet, beautiful soul."
