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                                                                   EXHIBIT 99.15
                         COMPREHENSIVE CARE CORPORATION
                            DEBENTURE EXCHANGE OFFER
                           FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


         1.      Q.       WHAT IS THE DEBENTURE CONSENT FOR?

                 A.       All Debentureholders are separately asked to consent
                          to four proposals, including that the Debenture
                          acceleration be rescinded.  Rescission of
                          Acceleration is a precondition of consummation of the
                          Exchange, and is the most important proposal for your
                          consent.  Debentureholders holding aggregately at
                          least a majority of the outstanding principal amount
                          of Debentures can consent to rescind the
                          acceleration.  The other proposals are intended to
                          facilitate the Exchange.  Depending on the
                          circumstances, the other proposals may not be
                          essential to a successful exchange.  We request
                          Debentureholders to consider all of the proposals and
                          consent so that the Exchange can be accomplished.
                          Only Debentures that are tendered and accompanied by
                          a Consent will be accepted for exchange.


         2.      Q.       WHAT DO I RECEIVE IN EXCHANGE FOR DEBENTURES THAT I
                          TENDER?

                 A.       For every $1,000 of principal amount, and a waiver of
                          default interest and interest accrued on default
                          interest, you will receive $580 in cash and 24 shares
                          of Common Stock of Comprehensive Care Corporation.
                          Part of the amount will be considered interest.  The
                          tax consequences for a typical holder are described
                          in the Offering Circular.


         3.      Q.       HOW MUCH INTEREST HAS ACCRUED PER $1,000?

                 A.       If the Debenture acceleration is rescinded, the
                          amount of interest that would be due will include
                          five missed semi-annual interest payments of $37.50
                          each. The five interest installments due aggregate
                          $187.50, and interest has accrued and will accrue on
                          that default interest and will have added another
                          $21.44 as of November 15, 1996, and the total
                          increases by approximately another $.02 or $.03 per
                          day thereafter.  This is the amount of interest that
                          a non- tendering Debentureholder will receive before
                          the acceleration is rescinded.  If the acceleration
                          is not rescinded, the entire principal amount
                          continues to be due immediately, and the accrued
                          interest (and the interest on the default interest)
                          is due and payable in full immediately.  If the
                          acceleration is rescinded, whatever portion of the
                          next $37.50 interest payment that has accrued from
                          October 15, 1996 on the outstanding principal amount
                          (approximately $.21 per day) will be included in the
                          $37.50 semi-annual interest payment due and payable
                          April 15, 1997.


         4.      Q.       ARE THE SHARES OF COMMON STOCK ISSUED IN THE EXCHANGE
                          FREELY-TRADEABLE?

                 A.       That depends on the Debentures you hold now; if they
                          are freely tradeable, an exchange should give you
                          freely tradeable shares.  Comprehensive Care is
                          relying on an exception to the requirement to
                          register the shares that requires that no commissions
                          be paid by Comprehensive Care to persons for
                          soliciting holders to exchange.  No commissions will
                          be paid by Comprehensive Care.  Employees, officers
                          or directors may solicit exchanges but will receive
                          no additional compensation for that service.


         5.      Q.       WHAT HAPPENS TO DEBENTURES THAT ARE NOT TENDERED?

                 A.       If the Exchange does not take place because the
                          acceleration is not rescinded, you will remain the
                          holder of a Debenture that is due and payable in
                          full.  However, if the Debenture acceleration is
                          rescinded, Debentures that are not tendered will have
                          been paid the overdue interest and interest on
                          overdue interest.  A condition to the Exchange Offer
                          is that the principal and interest of Debentures will
                          no longer be accelerated.  After rescission of the
                          acceleration, Debentures will continue to accrue
                          interest at the rate of 7 1/2% per year.  Interest
                          payments will follow the original semi-annual April
                          15 - October 15 schedule until maturity in 2010, at
                          which time the principal amount will become due.  To
                          that extent, the holder will become more reliant on
                          sale of Debentures to provide liquidity.  However,
                          there will be fewer Debentures outstanding, and if
                          the Debentures are traded more thinly, there would be
                          a material risk of reduced liquidity of Debentures.

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         6.      Q.       HOW CAN I TENDER DEBENTURES?

                 A.       1.      If you wish to tender Debentures that you
                                  hold in your own name, you must complete a
                                  Letter of Transmittal form and submit it to
                                  the Exchange Agent yourself.  To obtain the
                                  form for yourself, give me your name and
                                  address to confirm that you hold your
                                  Debentures directly; or


                          2.      If you wish to tender Debentures that you
                                  hold through a broker, nominee or fiduciary,
                                  you should request and instruct that such
                                  person tender Debentures for you.  Forms have
                                  been sent to all known brokers, nominees or
                                  fiduciaries,; however, to assure they obtain
                                  the form for you, give me your broker's,
                                  nominee's or fiduciary's name and address to
                                  confirm that such person is on the mailing
                                  list for these materials.
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         7.      Q.       WHAT IS THE EXCHANGE AGENT'S ADDRESS?

                 A.       TRUSTEE AND EXCHANGE AGENT:

   
                 First Trust of California, National Association
                 180 East Fifth Street, Suite 200
                 St. Paul, Minnesota  55101
                 Attention: Joseph D. Roach
    


         8.      Q.       CAN I CHANGE MY MIND AND WITHDRAW DEBENTURES THAT I
                          TENDERED OR DIRECTED TO BE TENDERED?

                 A.       Yes, but only if the notice of withdrawal is received
                          prior to the expiration date and only if you or your
                          broker gives written notice.

                          1.      If you are the holder of record (i.e., you
                                  are on the Trustee's official list of
                                  registered holders holding Debentures), you
                                  yourself should send a signed and dated
                                  notice of withdrawal to First Trust of
                                  California, National Association, 180 East
                                  Fifth Street, Suite 200, St. Paul, Minnesota
                                  55101.  The notice must state the exact name
                                  of, and be signed by, the registered owner,
                                  the principal amount of Debentures to
                                  withdraw from the Offer and that the
                                  registered holder is withdrawing Debentures
                                  tendered by the registered holder.


                          2.      If you are holding Debentures through a
                                  broker, then you are not considered to be a
                                  registered holder yourself and, instead of
                                  giving notice yourself, you should instruct
                                  the broker who tendered the Debentures on
                                  your behalf to withdraw them by giving
                                  written notice.  The notice must state the
                                  exact name of, and be signed by, the
                                  registered owner, the principal amount of
                                  Debentures to withdraw from the Offer and
                                  that the registered holder is withdrawing
                                  Debentures tendered by the registered holder.


         9.      Q.       HOW CAN I RE-TENDER ANY DEBENTURES I PREVIOUSLY
                          TENDERED AND THEN WITHDREW?

                 A.       To re-tender a withdrawn or rejected Debenture, you
                          must submit another Letter of Transmittal form.  You
                          could obtain another copy of the form or use any
                          reasonable facsimile of the Letter of Transmittal
                          form.


         10.     Q.       HOW WILL I KNOW THAT MY DEBENTURES HAVE BEEN
                          EXCHANGED?

                 A.       The Offer Period will expire not earlier than
                          December 23, 1996.  The Company may keep the Offer
                          open for a longer period of time without notice by
                          making a public announcement.  The Exchange will be
                          consummated at approximately the same time as the
                          interest payment to cure the existing Events of
                          Default.  The Exchange Agent will deliver certified
                          checks and stock certificates in the amount of the
                          Exchange Consideration as promptly as practicable
                          thereafter.


         11.     Q.       WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT TAXES?

                 A.       The circumstances of a particular holder sometimes
                          affect the tax consequences.  There is no federal tax
                          consequence of any kind to adoption of the Proposals.
                          The tax effects for typical persons of the Exchange
                          are described in the Offering Circular under
                          "Potential Federal Income Tax Consequences - Effects
                          on the Debentureholders."  To the extent you want
                          legal advice or that you may have particular
                          circumstances that may affect the tax results, you
                          must consult your own legal, tax or accounting
                          counsel.