Amanda reportedly has to pay $3,500 a day for her treatment and living expenses in
psychiatric facility. Amanda Bynes ' psychiatric treatment at UCLA Medical Center apparently costs a lot. According to TMZ, the "Easy A" actress needs to pay as
much as $3,500 a day for both treatment and
living expenses.
Previously, the judge has granted her doctors'
request to put her under long-term treatment.
With the order, Amanda may stay in the
facility up to one year. The doctors, however,
are said planning to treat her for 2 months
before giving her back to her family.
Treatment for one year will cost $1,277,500
and her insurance does not cover all of the
sum.
Amanda, who was hospitalized on a 5150 hold
after she allegedly set a fire on a stranger's
driveway in July, is getting better. Her publicist
Jonathan Jaxson recently gave update on the
actress' condition, saying, "Despite some
reports, Amanda is improving daily and
responding well."
"There is still a long road ahead, and that
doesn't mean being confined to a locked-down
treatment center. Amanda is in the best hands
presently, medically, and each day her
condition is being monitored. There is not a
set release date, but with the great track she is
on presently, she will be out of a lockdown
facility and continuing to recover elsewhere in
the near future," he added.
Daniel Herman of Chinga Chang Records, who
contacted Amanda to negotiate a record deal
before her hospitalization, also spoke of the
former Nickelodeon actress. "I've talked with
Amanda a few times and she wants out. She
sounded normal, lucid, chill and focused," he
said.
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