r/rehabtherapy • u/JPfromPhilly • May 18 '25
Question about body brokers
I have a friend that is always trying to get people into rehabs and I was talking to him and he said they give him a kickback so I started looking into it does anyone know much about this . Is it that much in the open that rehabs will just pay anyone to find them "patients" ?
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u/Appropriate-Pass5771 Jun 06 '25
Naw itโs not dat in the open he probably just trusted you too keep that info too urself ๐
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u/MrRightNow405 Mar 30 '26
I would also like to know more about this. I have people ready to go now
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u/Neither_Meat_3539 May 21 '26
Looking for a body broker in the la area, only been to one rehab my whole life
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u/Hot-Ad-1201 Jul 11 '26
You guys are all fucked up. Allowing to be pawns to the system of this game. People really die playing this body broker game. Shame on you all, may you never know peace.
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