News Releases

Rogers Behavioral Health and Children’s Wisconsin will collaborate on a new service model to better serve teens suffering from chronic pain and mental or behavioral health challenges.

Rogers Behavioral Health will break ground this summer on a new residential care center in Brown Deer scheduled to open next year.

Rogers Behavioral Health, one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit mental health treatment providers, has opened a new Seattle-area location for specialized outpatient care.

Rogers Behavioral Health announced plans to open the new Ladish Co. Foundation Center on its Oconomowoc campus to be used by families and others supporting patients as well as community members.

Rogers Behavioral Health officially broke ground on its new treatment location at 1108 S. Wildwood Ave. in Sheboygan on Thursday, August 27.