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With the success of a young adult track firmly in place, Rogers Behavioral Health is now accepting adults age 30 and older to its FOCUS residential program for treatment of depression and other mood disorders.

Rogers Behavioral Health, a nationally recognized leader in behavioral healthcare for adults, children and adolescents, has expanded its national outreach efforts with the addition of Renee Most to the Minneapolis area.

Rogers Behavioral Health announced it will open specialized outpatient programming in the Minneapolis area in spring 2016 to provide local access for needed mental health services.

Calvin Schmidt, senior vice president, integrated customer operations, for Northwestern Mutual, Milwaukee, WI, was appointed chairman of the 15-member Rogers Behavioral Health System board recently at the board’s annual meeting.

Representatives of Rogers Behavioral Health will participate in the 62nd Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP), which is being held October 26-31 in San Antonio, Texas.

Khazi A. Muqeet, MD, has been appointed the new medical director for Rogers Memorial Hospital—West Allis. His primary role in this leadership position is to assure exceptional medical oversight of all clinical services provided at the West Allis campus, as well as partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs at Rogers’ Kenosha location.

As a nationally recognized leader in treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder, Rogers Memorial Hospital chose OCD Awareness Week to welcome referring providers and local business representatives to its new facility in the Fox Valley. The grand opening is Thursday, October 15, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 4351 W. College Ave., Suite 300.

A new home off Highway 67 for specialized outpatient services will provide dedicated space and convenient access for patients as programs move from the main campus at Rogers Memorial Hospital—Oconomowoc, part of Rogers Behavioral Health.

September is “National Recovery Month,” a nationwide observance established by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), commemorating those in recovery from substance abuse, as well as raising awareness for mental health.

Rogers Behavioral Health System announced today that it will be able to serve more Wisconsin residents in the Fox Valley with the opening of a specialized regional  treatment center in Appleton, WI. Rogers, Wisconsin’s largest private, not-for-profit behavioral health provider expects to begin seeing patients in fall 2015.

This summer, seven specialists from Rogers Behavioral Health will present at the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) 22nd Annual OCD Conference. The event will take place in Boston, Mass., from July 31- August 2. Rogers clinicians speaking at the conference include: Stephanie Eken, MD, regional medical director; Jerry Halverson, MD, medical director, Oconomowoc, and FOCUS; David Jacobi, PhD, clinical supervisor; Amy Mariaskin, PhD, clinical director-Nashville; Sue McKenzie, MA, Rogers InHealth; Bradley Riemann, PhD, clinical director, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Center; and Eric Storch, PhD, clinical director-Tampa Bay.

Rogers Behavioral Health, a leader in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and anxiety, is opening its third regional outpatient treatment center on Monday, July 20. Located in Skokie at 4711 Golf Rd., Suite 600, the location is easily accessible from downtown Chicago and the northern suburbs.