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Refer a Patient to Rogers Behavioral Health

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To refer a patient to Rogers Behavioral Health for inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), or outpatient services, please fill out the form below and indicate the desired level of care. If your patient is in need of inpatient care, please call us 24/7 at 833.308.5887, Option 2. Or, connect with a Rogers Outreach Team member in your region.

Patients experiencing a mental health crisis can call, text, or chat with a trained professional at the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. For more information, visit 988lifeline.org. If this is a medical emergency, advise your patient to call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room.

What Happens When You Refer a Patient to Rogers

We will reach out directly to your patient to complete a screening with an admissions representative. Afterward, a psychiatrist or clinical director (psychologist) will review the screening and, if approved for a Rogers program, a recommendation for treatment including level of care, will be provided.

For questions regarding an admission, call our staff at 833.308.5887. For specific clinic phone numbers, please visit our Contact Us page.

By policy, Rogers Behavioral Health’s Wisconsin locations recognize referring provider communication as part of the continuum of care; outside of Wisconsin, a release of information is required for any patients receiving addiction treatment services.

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Community Relations

Wisconsin

Erik Bradley

Kenosha Community Relations Liaison

Erik Bradley is the community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health in Kenosha, working with referents, families, and patients within the community and across the…

Lisa Brown

Lisa Brown

Appleton Community Relations Liaison

Lisa Brown works as a community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health in Appleton, where her goal is to connect patients, families, and referring providers…

Jennifer Ellis

Brown Deer Community Relations Liaison

Jennifer Ellis is the community relations liaison for Rogers in Brown Deer, connecting patients, families, and referring providers to evidence-based treatment. Jennifer graduated with a…

Jodi Fabbri

West Allis Community Relations Liaison

Jodi Fabbri is a community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health in West Allis, where she connects patients, families, and referring providers to evidence-based treatment…

Sonya Garza

Oconomowoc Community Relations Liaison

Sonya Garza is the community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health in Oconomowoc. Sonya works with referents, families, and patients within the community and across…

Janet Gatlin

MBA

Director, Community Relations

Janet works as the director of community relations, building strong relationships with referring providers, in addition to connecting patients and families to mental health and…

Tyra Gutschow

Tyra Gutschow

Sheboygan Community Relations Liaison

Tyra Gutschow is the community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, where she works to create strong relationships within the community and…

Beth Halter

Director, Community Relations

As director of community relations, Beth builds strong relationships with referring providers, in addition to connecting patients and families to mental health and addiction care.…

Meghan MacNeal

Southeastern Wisconsin Community Relations Liaison

Meghan works as a community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health with a focus on the southeastern Wisconsin region. In her role, she is responsible…

Tracy Wattron

Madison Community Relations Liaison

Tracy Wattron is the community relations liaison for Rogers Behavioral Health in Madison, where she works with referents, families, and patients within the community and…

Partnering with Rogers

Rogers Behavioral Health is proud to be your trusted partner for evidence-based specialty mental health and substance use treatment. By teaming up with Rogers, you not only ensure that your patients gain the tools and treatment they need to overcome their challenges, but you also gain access to professional development resources including:

Looking for mental health or addiction resources for your patients, visit our Resources page for more information.