Proposed Rogers Behavioral Health Campus in Chippewa Falls, WI
Rogers Behavioral Health has purchased an 18-acre, wooded site in Chippewa Falls, for a proposed full-service behavioral health campus that offers a complete continuum of care for adults, teens and children that ensures individuals can receive the right treatment at the right time without leaving the comfort and support of their own community.
Similar to our Oconomowoc, WI campus, the location offers natural surroundings for walking paths and reflection areas, promoting healing and mental wellbeing. With space for inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and traditional outpatient care, the campus is designed to grow with the needs of the Chippewa Valley while providing a private, healing environment.
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Rogers Chippewa Valley campus project updates
9/29/25 – Rogers Behavioral Health is excited to announce Wisconsin-based Miron Construction has been selected as our building partner for the new Chippewa Falls Behavioral Health facility. Leading from their office in Lake Hallie, Miron understands the importance of this investment to the local community and is committed to prioritizing local subcontractor participation on this project. Not only will this new facility provide significant value to the people of Chippewa Falls, the project will provide a substantial economic benefit to the local community as well. Together, Miron and Rogers will work together to create a strategy and opportunity that identifies the talents and capacity of local providers in order to effectively engage them on this development. Miron will take the lead in coordinating trade contractor outreach meetings so that local firms understand the timing of scope of bidding opportunities and can plan accordingly. Rogers is excited to work with the local community to make this important facility a reality.
Why are we coming to the Chippewa Valley?
In conversations with community members, we understand that behavioral health is a top priority in the Chippewa Valley, including Chippewa, Eau Claire, and Dunn counties. Local groups have identified the rising need for services and care for suicide prevention as urgent concerns.
Between 2013 and 2017, Chippewa County saw 20 suicide deaths for every 100,000 people, which is higher than the Wisconsin average of approximately 14 deaths per 100,000. Even though it’s gotten a little easier to see a mental health provider in some areas of the County, there are still not enough behavioral healthcare services. Hospitals and clinics are stretched thin, and people often have to wait a long time for help. These challenges show why it’s so important to add more services, improve crisis support, and work together to make sure everyone gets the support they need.
Community Connection
At Rogers, we are deeply engaged in the communities we serve. From neighborhood meetings to educational sessions, we seek to listen and serve as partners. In the Chippewa Valley, we are committed to engaging in active, ongoing conversation with local community members, leaders, schools, law enforcement, and other organizations. Below is a list of community engagements to date:
April 8, 2025: Wisconsin State Legislators, Madison, WI with Senator Jesse James
April 8, 2025: Wisconsin Health News Luncheon with DHS Secretary-designee Kirsten Johnson
June 4, 2025: Wisconsin State Legislators, Madison, WI with Senator Jesse James
June 12, 2025: Wisconsin State Legislators & Chippewa Economic Development Corporation On-site Tour with Senator Jesse James and Charlie Walker
July 10, 2025: Chippewa Economic Development Corporation & Community Partners
July 31, 2025: Chippewa Economic Development Corporation
August 6, 2025: Economic Development Committee Regular Meeting at the Chippewa County Courthouse
August 12, 2025: Chippewa Economic Development Corporation; Chippewa County Board Regular Meeting
August 25, 2025: Chippewa Economic Development Corporation
August 27, 2025: Wisconsin Department of Health Services; Wisconsin Department of Health Services – Western Region
September 3, 2025: Assembly Committee on Mental Health (Rogers’ Public Hearing) in Madison, WI
September 4, 2025: Senate Committee on Mental Health (Rogers’ Public Hearing)
September 18, 2025: Chippewa County Health and Human Services Board
September 24, 2025: DHS Western Region Behavioral Health Meeting in Eau Claire; Wisconsin State Legislators in Madison, WI
September 30, 2025: Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin
October 10, 2025: Aspirus Health
October 15, 2025: Rogers Open House. Chippewa Valley Technical College, Chippewa Falls campus.
770 Scheidler Road, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
9:30 – 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 – 3:00 pm.
All are welcome.
October 15, 2025: Business & Breakfast: City + County Outlook
October 16, 2025: Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls Site Tours
October 17, 2025: DHS Western Region Directors
October 20, 2025: Chippewa County Public Health
October 28, 2025: Regular School Board Meeting, Board of Education
November 10-11, 2025: Chippewa Falls Commission Meeting
Looking to make a connection? Please reach out to Abby Daggett at abby.daggett@rogersbh.org.
Hear from people who received care at Rogers
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“What has made this journey especially meaningful is the way so many people have come together to make it possible. From community leaders and lawmakers to healthcare professionals and advocates, each person played a role in moving this vision forward. It has never been about one organization or one individual, but rather about a shared commitment to doing the right thing for those who need care most. The collaboration, willingness to listen, and the collective drive to achieve the same goal is what makes this so powerful. It is a reminder that when people unite around a common purpose, we can create something truly lasting and transformative.”
Cindy Meyer, President and CEO, Rogers Behavioral Health
