New location will offer partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient services for teens, adults
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – Rogers Behavioral Health plans to begin programming at its new Eau Claire clinic in late September, expanding access to specialized mental health and addiction treatment services for individuals and families throughout the Chippewa Valley.
Located at 2125 Heights Drive, Suite 2-A, Eau Claire, the clinic will offer partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) mental health services for adults and teens, with programming designed to treat conditions including depression, OCD, anxiety, trauma, and PTSD. Additionally, treatment will be available to help adults address substance use challenges. The clinic is currently accepting referrals and scheduling patients ahead of its anticipated opening.
The new location reflects Rogers’ ongoing commitment to increasing access to evidence-based behavioral health care while collaborating closely with the communities it serves.
“Rogers’ Eau Claire clinic represents another important milestone in our commitment to expanding access to behavioral health care across the Chippewa Valley region,” says Cindy Meyer, president and CEO of Rogers Behavioral Health. “What makes this effort especially meaningful is the strong support we’ve received and the partnerships we’ve built with local leaders, healthcare providers, educators, advocates, and community members. Together, we’re creating more opportunities for individuals and families to receive the care they need closer to home.”
The clinic will provide both in-person and virtual treatment options, helping reduce barriers to care for individuals balancing treatment with work, school, family responsibilities, and other commitments.
“We’ve heard a clear message throughout the Chippewa Valley that people need more behavioral health services and support,” says Audrey Simmons, Rogers Behavioral Health vice president of operations in the Chippewa Valley and Wausau. “When someone decides to reach out for help, that moment matters. We want people to be met with compassion, connection, and the support they need to begin healing.”
The new clinic also represents an important step in Rogers’ broader investment in the Chippewa Valley. As construction continues on Rogers’ future treatment center in Chippewa Falls, patients will ultimately benefit from access to additional levels of care within the same system, creating smoother transitions and greater continuity throughout their treatment.
The Eau Claire clinic will be led by local professionals who bring strong ties to the community and a shared commitment to expanding access to behavioral health care, including clinical operations managers Corina Fisher and Ashley Riley and lead therapists Katie Plotz and Luke Schroeder.
Rogers Behavioral Health has been a trusted not-for-profit provider of mental health and substance use treatment since 1907. Rogers’ Eau Claire clinic reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to community partnership and improving access to life-changing care throughout Wisconsin and beyond.
About Rogers Behavioral Health
Rogers Behavioral Health is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit provider of evidence-based specialty mental health and substance use treatment services for adults, children, and adolescents with depression and other mood disorders, eating disorders, addiction, OCD and anxiety disorders, trauma, PTSD, and more. Headquartered in Wisconsin since 1907, Rogers operates three inpatient behavioral health hospitals, 17 residential programs and 11 clinics offering PHP and IOP treatment across the state. With additional locations in California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Washington, Rogers offers outpatient services for therapy, medication management, and psychiatric evaluations both virtually and in-person at select locations.
The System also includes Ladish Co. Foundation Center, home to Rogers Research Center, the Rogers Foundation, and the Ronald McDonald Family Room®. In addition, Rogers leads the nationwide WISE coalition with the goal of eliminating stigma related to mental health and substance use disorders. Learn more at rogersbh.org.
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Madalyn.ONeill@rogersbh.org, media@rogersbh.org
