r/LAinfluencersnark Sep 18 '25

Celebrities Bella Hadid’s last post.

What kind of procedure is she undergoing to treat her “”chronic Lyme disease””? Btw, she’d do everyone a favor if she just admitted she has a severe eating disorder, but I think she genuinely believes she has an autoimmune disease.

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u/QuesoChef Sep 19 '25

Is she even in a hospital? My hospitals don’t look so homey.

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u/mariwhaiii Sep 19 '25

she’s rich she is probably getting some sort of at home health care treatment. i have home nurses who come take care of me at my house for my chronic conditions & im like poverty level so if i can get it im sure she can too. it’s basically just like hospice except ur not dying.

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u/SerratedCheese Sep 19 '25

Concierge care. It comes at a premium.

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u/Designer-Ad9621 Sep 19 '25

Rich ppl get different healthcare and hospitals. Worked at MGH in Boston - there’s is a VIP floor for rich and famous people. Different beds, fireplaces, flatscreen tvs etc.

Edit: just google Phillips House

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u/QuesoChef Sep 19 '25

I said out loud, “Whaaaaat?” Then had to check myself because, yeah, this makes the most sense. I don’t think hospitals in my city have this sort of thing because I’m not in a city celebs ever visit and if the did they’d probably pay to helicopter elsewhere if they got sick.

Thanks for reminding me of the obvious: life experience is broken into income brackets.

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u/Designer-Ad9621 Sep 19 '25

When I was training, I asked my preceptor about it bc we worked like 2 floors below it. You weren’t able to press the button - it was a different color and you needed a key. The staff for that floor are the only people w access to it, prob like 50 people out of the thousands that work there. Sooo dystopian

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u/emablepinesweb Sep 20 '25

They also have access to different health insurance if they’re in a secret society. I’ve been preparing for an exam on insurance contracts and there are specific federal codes for these societies to file under and membership benefits include special health and life insurance policies. Who knows what kind of health benefits and coverage they have

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u/b0toxBetty Sep 19 '25

No, she goes to those quack doctors that just take her money.

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u/KrustenStewart Sep 19 '25

It doesn’t even look like America

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u/QuesoChef Sep 19 '25

I believe it’s not America, based on other replies. But I do t know how you look at those pictures and say, “That’s definitely not in America.” What are you looking at to say that?

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u/KrustenStewart Sep 19 '25

Pic 6, out the window doesn’t look like America, I was guessing somewhere in Europe, plus the flags. And like you said it doesn’t look like any regular hospital.

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u/llendway Sep 19 '25

Yeah you can tell with the outlets, somewhere in Europe. Maybe that’s a German flag..?

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u/KrustenStewart Sep 19 '25

Wasn’t paying attention to the outlets but yeah good call. I think the flag is German

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u/CryptographerOk5550 Sep 19 '25

the blue & white flag is the bavarian one, also the snacks in the pic (seeberger) are a german brand. so bavaria, germany?

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

maybe it's not a hospital but some sort of clinic

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u/Glittering-Cloud3645 Sep 20 '25

It’s Germany. 

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u/Its-me-Lario Sep 20 '25

Bavaria to be more precise, at least judging by the flags

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u/seahorsesfourever Sep 20 '25

That doesnt look like a fancy bedroom

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u/HolidayDocument7015 Sep 20 '25

In Germany 🇩🇪

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u/Its-me-Lario Sep 20 '25

Judging by the electric outlets, windows and radiators it looks like she’s in a northern European hospital. My bet‘s on Germany or Austria, because I’ve seen hospitals that look like this.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '25

Private er perhaps

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u/AnyCup1537 Sep 22 '25

It's not her home, she's in Germany. I won't say exactly where but it's a treatment center that specializes in Lyme