The dark side of private rehab | Full episode | the fifth estate
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High-priced and unregulated private rehab facilities promote themselves with slick websites promising idyllic settings and medical supervision. We find that's often far from reality. CORRECTION (Nov. 21, 2025): An earlier version of this documentary said that Emily Bogen’s father died in a boating accident. In fact, newly acquired information has revealed Andrew Bogen drowned at a U.S. Department of the Navy-managed swimming facility in Japan. This video has been edited to remove those references. Comments on this episode were open for the weekend following its posting on Oct. 23, 2025 to allow for responsive comment moderation. You can read more about why comments aren't open all the time across CBC and other ways to interact with us: https://cbchelp.cbc.ca/hc/en-ca/artic... #Documentary #TheFifthEstate 00:00 - How private rehab works 11:21 - Who is sober coach Bob Marier? 21:48 - A tragedy at a recovery facility 34:29 - Sitting down with Bob Marier CORRECTION (Oct. 24, 2025):
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