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On a festive night in late November, a group of women gathered together to kick off the holiday season – and to show love and care to children and adolescents in residential programs at Rogers. Dubbed Party
Dear Rogers Foundation, A huge thank you from the treatment team at the Adolescent Center for helping one of our patients with an Angel Fund gift to help fund academic placement testing, as well as learning disability
Pictured: Kelly and her daughter, Adrianna, who’s treatment at Rogers inspired the community fundraising and awareness event. Trustmark Voluntary Benefit Solutions spread out a “monstrous” assortment of delicious cookies, brownies and more during a Halloween bake/appetizer sale
Rogers InHealth is looking for Oconomowoc-area high school students to participate in the Honest, Open, Proud (HOP) program to help teens explore their own personal story of mental health challenges. Participants who complete the program will receive
Ten years ago, at the age of 15, young sports enthusiast Paul Schommer found himself in a race against time when his father passed away unexpectedly and his battle with anorexia began spiraling out of control. After
For those struggling with behavioral health challenges, life-changing treatment can be costly. Unfortunately, as with general medical care, insurance doesn’t always cover the total cost of a person’s behavioral health treatment or the length of treatment that
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