I used to work at a super rich rehab. 8-10 thousand per day, per patient.

I used to work at a rehab that was 8-10 thousand a day. 30-90 days. All the big time crazy people celebrities were there. It was way more chill than the state run rehabs, believe me. I used to work at other ones and everything about them is the opposite of this one.<br><br>A super model I did not know of came in for a 5 day stay. I saw her getting off the plane, we took her to her house to pack a small bag. (She didn’t know she was being sent to rehab! Her husband arranged it) She had a 2 million dollar fine diamond necklace on. I didn’t even know who she was until everyone freaked out when the media found out days later. She was a super nice person, very down to earth and chill. I never knew she was a model, I thought she was a doctor or something lol. 3 days later a super famous rockstar showed up for 30 days. He got to go home to his 40 million dollar house for a 2 hour visit one day. I didn’t even know who he was either, lol. I thought he was a lawyer. He was very nice guy. He said he never even drank alcohol, it was all drugs for him. When he first got there he had a terrible pain in his butt from a suppository he had given himself. He said he was embarrassed to tell the doctor but told me ( male ) and the other nurse ( female ) eventually. We said he had to tell the doctor who promptly gave him the largest amount of diassipam I have ever heard of. I don’t think he had a problem with drugs, everything he told me about his drug use was just anecdotal stuff. He didn’t seem to have a drug problem; his agent wanted him to go to rehab so he could avoid some upcoming legal issues. I also heard that he just wanted to enjoy some time off at our facility. He seemed perfectly normal, nothing like a drug addict. And the super model. The super model got a 5 day stay and the rockstar got a 30 day stay. They both left on the same day. They had a meal together and everything. The super model was definitely on drugs, just like all the other rich people there. 80% of the patients were just like the rockstar. The rest were people with addictions. I had no idea how much the patients were paying until the rockstar said in a conversation that he was paying 8 grand a day. I think it was 10 grand a day for the 5 day non medical detox the supermodel had. There was a doctor there who was also a patient. He was there for a week. All these people did not need any help. It was just a chill 30 day vacation from the world. They didn’t do anything all day. All they did was talk and go for walks. I never saw a single person doing anything else but that. Maybe they did other stuff in their rooms but I never heard anything else. Most of them shared rooms. A supermodel sharing a room with a lawyer. I heard a CPA was a surgeon but I think that was just rumor. I heard the rockstar got kicked out of a different hospital for noncompliance. I heard he didn’t even have a drug problem at all but the agent convinced him to go so if he gets arrested he already has 30 days of treatment so his arrest won’t get media attention. This is all just what I heard. He didn’t seem like a drug addict to me. He didn’t even drink alcohol. He said he never even smoked weed. Maybe he just likes the drugs. I never heard of him doing any drugs. The super model was a different story but she left after a 5 day detox stay and the rockstar left after his 30 day treatment stay. I heard he bought a brand new Range Rover after he left.<br><br>Edit:<br>2 more quick stories. The rockstar had to do some interviews for an hour one day. I had to sit there and make sure he didn’t leave. I heard the whole interview. I don’t know how he had time for a career. All he talked about was the features of his houses. He talked about the 40 million dollar house he lives in, the 30 million dollar house he owns in a different part of the country and the 70 million dollar house he owns over seas. He said he only uses the 70 million dollar house once per year! The 40 million dollar house was his main residence. He for some reason did not like the growing area where the 70 million dollar house was. Which is why he only lived there once a year. <br><br>The other thing I want to add was one of the patients was a very close relative of a very big celebrity. The big celebrity visited the patients one day. I didn’t even know until I saw them walking around with a patient. I couldn’t believe it. I thought it was weird that the celebrity wasn’t wearing a disguise, but the patients told me they used a whole different entrance than the public ones. I’m sure 99% of people there would not recognize the celebrity. I saw the patient doing all kinds of drugs the whole time they were there. They were only there for 30 days but the celebrity visited them twice. I saw the patient smoke something on the patio when the celebrity was there. I also saw the patient and celebrity walking around the grounds. The celebrity had some kind of ear piece in and someone was feeding them instructions the whole time they were there. It seemed kind of weird. The celebrity also had a joint in their ear. Ok thanks!<br><br>Edit: 3 more stories quick. A different nurse took a different patient to a hair store. The patient bought a 20,000 dollar diamond hairpin. Why? I don’t know! The nurse said they didn’t even know how to put it in their hair properly. The patient had short hair and the hairpin was for a super long mane of hair. Anyway that hairpin stayed in the patients room the whole time they were there and the nurse never saw them wear it. The patient left after 60 days and left the hairpin there. The nurse took it home.<br><br> One of the doctors went out for drinks with a patient. The doctor got fired. The patient left after 30 days.<br><br> Nurses, techs and doctors would go on dates with patients after they left. I saw the patients after they left for follow up visits and they were still dating the person from our staff. <br><br>Edit: I keep thinking of more stuff. Another patient told me they spent 1.5 million dollars to have brain surgery to help them stop doing drugs. I never looked it up but they said it was very common. They said their brain was working well after the surgery but they still did drugs. They said they think they need to have the surgery again but they don’t want to spend the money.