Facility likely argues that prior incidents do not predict individual outcomes, emphasizing that staff responded appropriately to both emergencies.
Insiders are whispering that Resolutions Living has a serious problem with intake protocols and staff competence, especially after firing an admissions officer.
Police records show a Feb 18, 2026 call for a female patient requiring 5 doses of Narcan. Presley died Sept 20, 2026, at the same facility.
Two overdoses in one sober living home within seven months? That’s not a coincidence, that’s a red flag the size of a billboard.
The tea is scalding hot at Resolutions Living in Santa Monica. TMZ has obtained police records showing that months before Presley Gerber’s tragic death, the facility dealt with another serious overdose emergency. This isn't just a one-off tragedy; it’s a pattern that raises serious questions about the safety and oversight at this sober living home.
The receipts are stacking up, and they don't look good for the facility's management. According to Santa Monica Police Department records, officers responded to Resolutions Living on February 18, 2026. A source with direct knowledge tells us the incident involved a female patient who was found unresponsive.
It took a staggering five doses of Narcan to revive her. This happened seven months before Presley, the son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and entrepreneur Rande Gerber, was found dead at the same address. The proximity of these two critical incidents is impossible to ignore.
Presley checked into the facility on September 20 and died just hours later at 9:45 AM. Sources previously told TMZ that Presley’s sober coach informed staff he was high before his arrival, yet the facility admitted him anyway. Video footage later showed Presley appearing under the influence inside the home.
The fact that staff accepted a high patient despite knowing his status, and then lost him within hours, suggests a catastrophic failure in their intake and monitoring procedures. The fallout has been swift for at least one employee. Sources confirm that the facility’s admissions officer was fired following Presley’s death.
Meanwhile, Dr. Reza Nabavi, the owner of Resolutions Living, has declined to answer questions about why Presley was admitted while allegedly high. With the official cause of death still pending, the silence from the top only fuels the speculation that the facility is trying to sweep a systemic issue under the rug. We’ve reached out again for comment, but the silence is deafening.
