The $7.7 million clinic where Presley Gerber received treatment before his death

The family of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber has been devastated by the death of their 27-year-old son, Presley Gerber, who died on Sunday, September 20, at a rehabilitation center.

Initial police reports indicate that the young man is suspected of having suffered a heart attack linked to a drug overdose. Following the incident, attention has also focused on the facility where he was receiving treatment.

Resolutions Living is a three-story clinic worth approximately $7.7 million, located in Santa Monica, California. According to a Page Six report, the facility provides treatment for people dealing with addiction and mental health issues.

In its official presentation, the center says it provides patients with a calm and protected environment. Treatment takes place in three phases and is tailored to the individual needs of each patient. The program includes setting goals, participating in volunteer work and exercises aimed at strengthening character, always under the supervision of specialized staff.

The Resolutions Living team consists of certified counselors, doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, yoga instructors, an acupuncturist and a hypnotherapist.

The complex offers more than just living spaces. It also has a movie theater, a gym and a fully equipped kitchen, where patients’ meals are prepared by a chef.

So far, the owner of Resolutions Living has not officially commented on Presley Gerber’s death.

A person close to the 27-year-old’s family told Page Six that he had been going through a difficult period for some time and had acknowledged that he needed help, as he wanted to break free from his addictions.

The same source said that Gerber also suffered from low self-esteem, while finding it difficult to accept himself and feel confident about his identity.

Presley had spoken publicly about the difficulties he was facing, while his family had stood by him throughout his efforts to cope with and overcome them.

Treatment at Resolutions Living was Gerber’s final attempt to seek help from professionals. However, experts emphasize that staying at a rehabilitation center does not eliminate the risk of medical complications related to addiction and substance use.