The Ocean Blue rehabilitation program operates on the superyacht 'Mischief', offering a luxurious escape for wealthy Australians at a cost of $600,000 per week. This program caters to elite professionals and athletes grappling with addiction, providing immediate access to treatment in stark contrast to the public system, which is plagued by long waitlists. The private sector has seen rapid growth since the establishment of Harp's first clinic in 2020, expanding to five centers, with plans for more in Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, and Auckland. However, the rise of luxury rehabs has led to concerns about a two-tier system in addiction treatment, where wealth determines access to care. While the public sector struggles with limited resources and high demand—over 500,000 Australians are estimated to miss out on treatment each year—the private sector flourishes. Critics highlight the need for regulation, as the unregulated nature of private rehabs can lead to exploitation. As addiction rates rise, the disparity in treatment access raises significant ethical questions about the future of rehabilitation in Australia.