Demi Lovato is "getting better" following her suspected overdose earlier this week.
The 25-year-old singer was rushed to hospital after she was found unconscious at her home in Los Angeles, California, but, although she's still being monitored by doctors, she's said to be making drastic improvements with the help of the medical staff, her family and her ex-boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama.
A source E! News: "Demi is resting and getting better, while her whole family and Wilmer Valderrama are there to support her through her recovery."
Her relatives are said to be trying to set her up with a place in a rehab clinic for when she's discharged from hospital because they want to get her back on the straight and narrow as soon as possible and are worried a return home will delay her progress.
An insider said recently: "Demi's family is pushing for rehab. They have looked into several options. After an overdose, it's encouraged to head straight to rehab. If the person is allowed to return home first, it's harder to commit to rehab."
