Amanda Bynes sued by mental health facility for not paying bill

ANI
12 Jun 2019, 13:27 GMT+10

New Delhi (India), June 12 (ANI): Hollywood actor Amanda Bynes has been sued by a mental health facility, where she recently received treatment, for not clearing her dues.

Creative Care Treatment Center filed a lawsuit against Bynes, alleging that she owes the facility over USD 2,000 for a two-day inpatient stay in February.

According to documents obtained by US Weekly, the lawsuit states that Bynes "was a client" at the CCT's "dual diagnosis residential treatment center".

"Our monthly residential treatment rate is USD 37,000, divided by 30 days is USD 1,233.33 per day. Daily rate times 2 and rounded up is USD 2,467," the document stated.

The 'Love Wrecked' actor's stay at the facility came days before E! Online reported in March that she had checked into a mental health facility following a relapse.

Bynes was reportedly treated by mental health professionals and addiction counselors for drug addiction and mental health issues. (ANI)

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