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Presley Gerber\u2019s final moments remain under examination by authorities as the 27-year-old son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber was found dead at a Santa Monica recovery center.<\/strong><\/p>\n Los Angeles County sheriff\u2019s officials said in an initial report that first responders rushed to a sober living facility Sunday morning after reports of a cardiac arrest and possible drug overdose.<\/p>\n Gerber was declared dead at the scene. An investigation into the circumstances of his death is still ongoing, the report indicated.<\/p>\n Official cause of death still not finalized following an autopsy by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner\u2019s Office. Toxicology tests and additional lab work are still in process.<\/p>\n Gerber had spoken publicly about his struggles with mental health and substance use, sharing regularly on social media about his recovery and struggles with addiction.<\/p>\n Some experts, both medical and legal, say that deaths at residential treatment programs point to a broader issue, which is how residents are monitored and safe while they are in recovery and also at risk of relapse.<\/p>\n The death of the child runway model has led to a huge outpouring of response, including a statement from his family asking for privacy.<\/p>\n As Santa Monica Police Department continues to question employees and other co-residents who were at the facility, the larger discussion of support for and standards on addiction treatment facilities continues to be in the spotlight in Hollywood.<\/p>\n Its worth mentioning that Presley Gerber cause of death remained unknown following overdose investigation at rehab facility<\/p>\n Senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel talks about the press conference involving the death investigation of Presley Gerber, the rise in college drug-related deaths and the release of his book \u201cThe Angels Among Us\u201d on \u201cAmerica\u2019s Newsroom.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n