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Whether you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol or other substances, life with addiction is tough. Maybe you or a loved one has sought help and succeeded for a while, but then fallen back into the addiction. Maybe you’ve tried again and again. The journey is different for each individual facing it.
We get that. And we’re here to help.
Your path to sobriety and recovery often begins with a skilled community provider. Or, it may start with a visit to an emergency room for a more urgent need. If you’ve been down that road, and need more help in overcoming your addiction, Rogers Behavioral Health offers the next level of care. With that care comes the expertise and experience of professionals specializing in addiction, led by psychiatrists and physicians with special certification in, and a deep commitment to, addiction medicine.
A team of psychiatrists, physicians, nurses, counselors, therapists, behavioral specialists and more work with adolescents and adults with substance use disorders. Here you’ll find a range of treatment options including:
We specialize in care for substance use disorders, including alcohol, drug and, specifically, opioid addiction, as well as the dual diagnosis of mental health and addiction.
We help you better understand this chronic disease of the brain, and how you can move forward with effective therapy. At our core, we deliver solid addiction treatment, including the guiding framework of the 12-step program in addition to cognitive behavioral therapies and medication management. Individual, group and family therapy are part of all programming.
We also draw on our expertise in mental health, with expanding programming for dual diagnoses of mental health and addiction. Several programs include the option of medication-assisted treatment as part of an overall plan of care.
The appropriate level of care for you is determined based on physician review of an initial free screening you can do over the phone with one of our admissions counselors.
Contact us to request a free confidential screening and learn more.
Call 800-767-4411 or use our screening request form
Michael M. Miller, MD, DFASAM, DLFAPA, is the medical director of the Herrington Recovery Center at Rogers Memorial Hospital in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. He is a board-certified general psychiatrist and addiction psychiatrist. Dr. Miller has practiced addiction medicine for more than 30 years and is certified in addiction medicine by the American Board of Addiction Medicine.
He is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and a Distinguished Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM). Dr. Miller is also an at-large director of the American Board of Addiction Medicine (ABAM) and The ABAM Foundation, as well as a past president of ASAM. Dr. Miller has served on many task forces and councils of ASAM and the Wisconsin Medical Society (WMS), was chair of the WMS Commission on Addictive Diseases, and is current Speaker of the WMS House of Delegates and a member of the Society's Board of Directors. He serves as a faculty member for the Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship and the Addiction Medicine Fellowship at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, where he is a full professor on the clinical faculty. He also is an assistant clinical professor in the psychiatry and behavioral medicine department at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Dr. Miller has lectured throughout the United States and internationally on addiction medicine, general psychiatry, and addiction psychiatry topics, as well as on topics related to medical economics, medical quality, medical ethics, and public health. Dr. Miller has been elected by his peers for inclusion in Best Doctors in America® from 2007 to 2017. In 2013, he received The ASAM Award for his contributions to the field of addiction medicine. He was also named the national physician Clinician of the Year by Addiction Professional magazine in 2011. He served as managing editor for the 2013 edition of The ASAM Criteria and he chaired the Action Group within ASAM that produced the Standards of Care for the Addiction Specialist Physician. Through 2015, he chaired the Steering Committee of ASAM’s Practice Improvement and Performance Measurement Action Group. In June 2014, Dr. Miller was elected by the AMA House of Delegates to a four-year term on the AMA Council on Science and Public Health.
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