The 'Mean Girls' star was admitted to Utah's Cirque Lodge on Sunday where patients are assigned cleaning duties as part of their treatment programme.
Former patient Jane P. - who checked out of the facility on Tuesday - has revealed to The Insider the daily routine Lindsay, 21, has to follow along with the other 12 patients - six men and six women.
The troubled star is woken at 6 a.m. and at 6:30 a.m. embarks on a river hike followed by meditation before breakfast is served at 8 a.m.
At 8:30 a.m., Lindsay is assigned cleaning duties which include cleaning her room and her toilet.
The patients must take part in group meetings at 9 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. to discuss the day.
A talk is given each day at 10am and between 1pm and 4pm the patients must take part in activities including horseback riding or gardening - which Lindsay did on Tuesday.
Spa treatments including massages and pedicures are also available.
After dinner, patients must take part in a group assignment and attend a 12-step programme meeting.
Those who don't participate in the group meetings and activities can lose privileges. Luxury snacks include pretzels, beef jerky, Gatorade and cereal bars.
Patients have an hour of free time before lights out at 11 p.m.
Jane P. claims Lindsay's arrival has been disruptive to the other patients as their phone calls are now being closely monitored - and their use of the computer has been suspended.
Jane P. claims Lindsay has been wearing large sunglasses all day and is not looking her best.
The 'Parent Trap' star - who is facing criminal charges including driving under the influence and narcotic possession - is also rumoured to be pregnant.
A source said, "This wouldn't be her first pregnancy scare."
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