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Rogers Behavioral Health is a private, not-for-profit leader in the treatment of mental health and addiction issues. A leading provider of care in its home state of Wisconsin with services now extending into ten states, Rogers provides a unique blend of specialty behavioral health care with specific strengths in obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety, eating disorders, mood disorders, addiction and trauma (posttraumatic stress disorder) in multiple levels of care for children, teens and adults. Our experts include leaders who have been featured locally, regionally and nationally discussing treatment for mental health and addiction, policy, outcomes and reducing stigma. 

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When most people think of seeing a psychiatrist or psychologist, they picture talking face-to-face with someone. That is getting harder with a national shortage of psychiatrists. However, more…
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Statistics show that this time of the year, 45 percent of us are going to make a New Year’s resolution, but of that percentage, only 26 percent will maintain our resolution past the first six months.…
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Experiential therapy is a hands-on experience-based approach that assists in healing and overcoming mental or emotional challenges. At Rogers, there’s a variety of experiential therapy approaches…
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Michael M. Miller, MD, medical director of the Herrington Recovery Center at Rogers Memorial Hospital and attending physician for the adult dual diagnosis partial hospitalization program at Rogers’…
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(Oconomowoc, WI) With the success of a young adult track firmly in place, Rogers Behavioral Health is now accepting adults age 30 and older to its FOCUS residential program for treatment of depression…
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Media inquiries

Rogers Behavioral Health strives to be responsive to requests from media while adhering to hospital policy and HIPAA guidelines on patient privacy and confidentiality. 

For interview requests or media inquiries on topics of interest in behavioral health at any Rogers Behavioral Health location, please email media@rogersbh.org

You may also contact:

Anne Ballentine, vice president, Marketing and Communications, at Anne.Ballentine@rogersbh.org or 262-395-5546.

Maddy O’Neill, Communications and PR Lead, at madalyn.oneill@rogersbh.org or 262-599-4542.

 

 

All reporters, film crews, producers and photographers on site at any Rogers Behavioral Health site need to be escorted by a Rogers marketing representative or designee. 

Any inquiries regarding patients must be directed to the Marketing and Communications departments. However, in accordance with patient privacy and confidentiality, Rogers will neither confirm nor deny the status of any current or former patients. 

Patients in treatment are generally not available for interviews. Should a past patient agree to a media interview which Rogers’ coordinates, he or she must first sign an authorization form for Marketing and Communications departments representatives to ensure compliance with HIPAA.  

Call 800-767-4411 or go to rogersbh.org to request a free screening.