Patients and families often tell us that getting to know our doctors really helps them understand what makes Rogers a special place.
In these videos, our doctors explain in their own words what Rogers is and what Rogers does in a unique and personal way. You can watch these videos right here on this page, or click the "[More...]" link after each summary to see the HD version and read the transcripts.
The Treatment of ChoiceDoctors Peter M. Lake, MD and Bradley C. Riemann, PhD talk about some of the effective treatment approaches at the Child and Adolescent Center. |
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Passion for kidsThe experience of treatment at Rogers Memorial Hospital is deeply personal for each patient. Peter M. Lake, MD, explains how each and every patient is different and that clinicians who really enjoy working with kids can make all the difference when fostering a sustained recovery. |
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Working with nationally known leadersMichael M. Miller, MD, FASAM, FAPA, Medical Director, Herrington Recovery Center, appreciates that when he wants to talk to a national leader in eating disorders treatment, he just walks across campus. |
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What does 'quality treatment' mean?Jerry Halverson, MD, FAPA, Medical Director of Adult Services, Oconomowoc, believes Rogers Memorial Hospital offers high-quality treatment for a variety of metal illnesses. |
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Hope for tomorrowKambiz Pahlavan, MD, DLFAPA, FAACAP, Medical Director, Rogers Memorial Hospital - Milwaukee, understands that patients in treatment at Rogers Memorial Hospital might not feel as good or as joyful as they used to. He believes that part of his job is to help them find a better tomorrow. |
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Your child is not aloneParents of patients at the Child Center often tell Stephanie C. Eken, MD, FAAP, Medical Director, Child Center, that they wish they'd come to Rogers sooner. Many patients at the Child Center have told her they have never met another person with the anxiety that they are experiencing. It can often be comforting for families and patients to learn that they are not alone. |
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Treating OCD at RogersBradley C. Riemann, PhD, Clinical Director, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Center - Oconomowoc, says OCD treatment at Rogers Memorial Hospital is aimed at getting get people back on track with their lives as quickly as possible. |
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Patients and families play a part in treatmentTheodore E. Weltzin, MD, FAED, Medical Director, Eating Disorder Services, discusses the role friends and families have to play for the patients in treatment at Rogers Memorial Hospital. |
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Multi-modal treatment worksPeter M. Lake, MD, Medical Director, Rogers Memorial Hospital - Oconomowoc, Child and Adolescent Center and Child and Adolescent Services - Oconomowoc says that a combination of different types of treatments are essential for making progress when working with difficult psychiatric cases. |