The Menninger Clinic

Assessed 2026-10-01

Headline basis: Public evidenceThe headline number is the public score, not the extended score., LROAS 1.0.0, edition 2026-10-01

Public-evidence total: 54

The sum of the ten criterion scores, from 10 to 100, using evidence anyone can check, including the clinic's own pages as self-declared statements. For the licence element of C2 only, it can also use an authority ruling held in our sealed evidence room. It is the only number used for the rank.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: medium. ProvisionalA check was still open when the edition closed, for example a register lookup or a video not yet received, or evidence under embargo.: C10.

C1 Client separation and occupancy · 4

Adult clients have private bedrooms with a private bathroom, but they meet daily in groups on shared units and share dining, amenities and grounds on one hospital campus, and the licensed site and the 21-resident Bridge programme alone put the site above 20 clients. The clinic publishes a measure beyond statute that protects other clients: clinic phones without a camera and a no-photograph rule, which meets the second limb of band 4. Band 5 requires 10 or fewer clients on site, which is not met. No one-client claim is made and no contradiction in bed or room counts was found, so no cap or deduction applies.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: high

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• Adolescents are treated on the same campus; the scored offer is the adult offer.
• The preadmission brochure is dated November 2020; its phone policy may have changed.

Sources (8 cited items):

• hhs.texas.gov: Texas HHSC Directory of Private Psychiatric Hospitals and Crisis Stabilization Units (dated 8/14/2026): THE MENNINGER CLINIC, licence 100144, 12301 MAIN ST, HOUSTON, TX 77035, NPRF Non Profit, accreditation designation J (Joint Commission), Psych Hospital, PSYCH_BEDS 96.
• The Menninger Clinic: FAQ: rooms for adult clients are private, with a queen-size bed and private bathroom; adolescent rooms are semi-private "with a common wall separating the sleeping areas".
• The Menninger Clinic: Inpatient Handbook: great rooms and group rooms on each programme; bedrooms with an en-suite bath; Values and Meaning groups on most programmes; "no photos are permitted" and a camera-less phone is provided "because we respect every patient's privacy".
• The Menninger Clinic: Preadmission brochure (effective 5 Nov 2020): clinic phones without a camera "which ensures the privacy of other patients"; personal phones stored in the cashier's vault and accessed only when going off grounds; "After daily groups and meetings" nursing and recreation staff provide structure.
• The Menninger Clinic: Adult Treatment Program: "Individual, group, and family therapy when indicated".
• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program: "21 residents, each in a private room"; "Weekly therapeutic and psychoeducational groups".
• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program (addictions path): "Daily group therapy, including psychoeducation, process, and trauma-focused groups"; clients reside in their own private rooms on the 50-acre campus.
• The Menninger Clinic: Amenities: shared dining room with chef-prepared meals, café, saltwater pool, gym with basketball court, walking paths, labyrinth, chapel, sculpture garden, courtyard on a 50-acre campus.

C2 Clinical governance and medical cover · 9

The clinic holds Texas HHSC private psychiatric hospital licence 100144 (expiry 30 April 2028), names a physician Chief Medical Officer and a physician Chief of Staff overseeing clinical care, and runs medically managed withdrawal on its Stabilization Program. Round-the-clock medical cover is taken as inherent in the psychiatric hospital licence; the clinic is itself hospital-licensed; The Joint Commission lists it as accredited (provider 3007); and defined tracks exist for psychotic, bipolar and personality disorders. That is both core elements plus five further elements including on-site cover and hospital status, which gives band 9. Band 10 needs published non-psychiatric physician care, which was not found.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: high

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• The Joint Commission provider page returned HTTP 403 on direct fetch; the linked evidence item is only partially verified, while the accreditor's downloadable listing supports the accredited status.

Sources (8 cited items):

• hhs.texas.gov: Texas HHSC directory: THE MENNINGER CLINIC, licence 100144, Psych Hospital, 96 psychiatric beds, services CDIP, EMTR, LABS, MNTL, accreditation designation J (Joint Commission), effective 04/18/2012, expiration 04/30/2028.
• jointcommission.org: Joint Commission provider record 3007, The Menninger Clinic, 12301 Main Street, Houston: direct fetch HTTP 403; partially verified via search index.
• The Menninger Clinic: Leadership page: Michael McClam, MD, FAPA, Chief Medical Officer; Robert J. Boland, MD, Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff (roles only; credentials in C10).
• The Menninger Clinic: Chief of Staff profile: oversees "the clinical care, research and education provided at The Clinic".
• The Menninger Clinic: Detox Service: a "medically managed detox, or withdrawal, pathway for adults" on the Stabilization Program, led by the medical director of Addictions Services, with medications for withdrawal symptoms and daily assessments, typically 3 to 7 days.
• The Menninger Clinic: Adult Treatment Program: "assessment and treatment tracks for adults struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, substance use and more".
• The Menninger Clinic: Diagnoses page: treats "Thought disorders like schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and psychosis", bipolar disorder and personality disorders including borderline and narcissistic personality disorder.
• The Menninger Clinic: Menninger 360: first private psychiatric assertive community treatment (PACT) programme in Texas, psychiatrists managing medication.

C3 Diagnostic depth on admission · 5

Three elements are met: a four and a half day multidisciplinary outpatient psychiatric assessment available without admission, diagnostic assessment treated as part of the admission, and psychological and neuropsychological testing on site. No admission laboratory panel is published, and on the Bridge programme external medical or lab tests and neuropsychiatric testing are billed as add-ons, so the element for a routine admission workup is not met and the band stays at 5.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: medium

Sources (5 cited items):

• The Menninger Clinic: Preadmission brochure (effective 5 Nov 2020): on arrival an admissions coordinator completes registration, then "You will meet with a physician/psychiatrist who will assess your current symptoms".
• The Menninger Clinic: Financial information: the clinic "cannot work with an insurance company to preauthorize care before admission because our physicians aren't able to fully assess" a client "before the completion of the psychiatric evaluation".
• The Menninger Clinic: Detox Service: medications for management of withdrawal symptoms and daily assessments, led by the addictions psychiatrist who is medical director of Addictions Services.
• The Menninger Clinic: Outpatient assessment: a four and a half day assessment with comprehensive psychiatric assessment by an interdisciplinary team, pre-admission screening, psychological evaluation and testing, substance use assessment and genetic testing as needed; written and verbal feedback at the end of the week and a final written report within two weeks; USD 4,500 nonrefundable down payment.
• The Menninger Clinic: Adult Treatment Program: early in admission "a comprehensive assessment to help us understand your history, needs, and strengths" (not specific enough for any further element).

C4 Clinical intensity · 3

No individual session count is published for the inpatient programmes, and the residential Bridge programme states twice-weekly individual therapy, so therapy intensity sits at the not published band. Care is delivered by programme teams that serve a unit of clients rather than a team assigned to one client. Nothing published supports a higher band.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: low

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• Inpatient session frequency is not published and could only be confirmed by the clinic.

Sources (5 cited items):

• The Menninger Clinic: Adult Treatment Program care team: psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and therapists, nurses, nurse practitioners, peer support specialists, wellness and rehabilitation staff; "Individual, group, and family therapy when indicated".
• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program: "Twice weekly individual therapy"; "Weekly therapeutic and psychoeducational groups"; "Program length: 30 to 60 days".
• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program (addictions path): "Daily group therapy"; "Most individuals stay in the program for 30 to 60 days, though the length of stay varies on each client's needs".
• The Menninger Clinic: Treatment approach: "inpatients often stay upwards of 40 days"; interdisciplinary team of psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, counselors, nurses and addictions or eating disorders professionals if needed.
• The Menninger Clinic: Treatment outcomes: all nurses are registered nurses; treatment teams include psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses and rehabilitation specialists.

C5 Continuity and aftercare · 6

Seven continuity elements are met, including residential step-down from inpatient care, assertive community treatment through Menninger 360, partial hospitalisation and intensive outpatient services in the standard charges file, the Navigator programme with up to four hours of contact a week, a free alumni programme and coordination with outpatient resources. No aftercare duration or minimum is published, which caps the criterion at band 6.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: medium

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• No published aftercare duration; a stated minimum would lift the cap.

Sources (6 cited items):

• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program "is a residential program designed for adults who are stepping down from inpatient treatment" (A4, A6).
• The Menninger Clinic: Menninger 360: "hospital without walls" approach; treatment in the home and community; psychiatrists make medication decisions with the client; family and couples therapy; outside psychiatrists, therapists or family therapists can become members of the 360 team (A5, A6, A7, A8).
• The Menninger Clinic: Navigator: "Up to four hours of contact with their recovery team per week", including family support sessions; offered "via telephone and secure messaging and teleconferencing"; monthly reports shared with outpatient providers with the participant's permission (A7, A8, A10).
• The Menninger Clinic: Standard charges file (version 3.0.0, updated 30 Mar 2026): Partial Hospital Intensive Adult USD 890; Partial Hospital Less Intensive Adult USD 890; IOP Psych USD 450; IOP SUD USD 450; gross and discounted cash price equal (A3).
• The Menninger Clinic: Inpatient Handbook: free alumni programme with an all-recovery support group on Saturday afternoons and a Living Healthier Together app.
• The Menninger Clinic: Adult Treatment Program: "Seamless coordination with outpatient and community resources" (A8).

C6 Admission integrity and commercial conduct · 6

The sweep of the clinic's domains found no self-ranking page, no shared account-level technical marker and no text addressed to AI systems (llms.txt returns HTTP 404), and no paid recognition presented as independent press. Two positive signals are met: published standard charges that are not called negotiable, and referral elsewhere when a programme is not the right fit. The statement that the clinic does not accept involuntary admissions is read as a bare voluntary-admission statement and is not counted as a third signal, and no referral-fee position is published, so the band is 6 rather than 7.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: medium

Sources (8 cited items):

• The Menninger Clinic: Standard charges file, The Menninger Clinic, version 3.0.0, updated 3/30/2026: Inpatient ALL per diem USD 1,980 gross and discounted cash; Residential Psych USD 1,580; Inpatient Detox USD 1,580; negotiated inpatient range USD 745 to 1,700.
• The Menninger Clinic: Price transparency: "Even though the hospital's prices on our list are the same for all patients, actual charges for each specific patient may vary from the listed standard charges due to a combination of factors".
• The Menninger Clinic: FAQ: "If, after talking with you about your needs, an Admissions coordinator determines that a Menninger program or service is not the right fit for you, he or she will consult our national database of mental health providers and do their best to suggest one or more in your area.".
• The Menninger Clinic: FAQ: "All patients who admit to Menninger do so voluntarily; we do not accept involuntary admissions or commitments." Adults must admit voluntarily; adolescents are admitted by a parent or guardian.
• The Menninger Clinic: Client rights page: the clinic "admits only individuals who come voluntarily".
• The Menninger Clinic: No llms.txt on the clinic domain (HTTP 404).
• menningerclinic.com: menningerclinic.com returns HTTP 301 to https://www.menningerclinic.org/.
• clinic and group domains, web search: Search of clinic and group domains, web search. Scope: domains checked menningerclinic.org (home page, leadership, staff directory, FAQ, financial information, price transparency, standard charges CSV, privacy policy, client rights page, programme and team pages, outcomes page, amenities, location page, inpatient handbook and preadmission brochure.... Result: sweep recorded; outcome per the C6 V elements.

C7 Transparency toward the client · 5

Five transparency elements are met: the licence number in the clinic's standard charges file, the legal entity with registered address, ownership consistent with audited accounts and the IRS nonprofit record, a named external complaints route, and published statements of the limits of what the clinic treats. The standard charges file lists a general residential psychiatric per-diem that is not the same line as the Bridge programme rate, so it is not treated as two figures for one fee and no contradiction deduction applies. No page states what a daily rate includes, early-departure terms carry no fee term, and no records retention period is published, which keeps the band at 5.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: high

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• The Bridge programme page gives a daily rate that differs from the residential per-diem in the standard charges file; a clinic statement that these cover different services would settle the reading.

Sources (9 cited items):

• The Menninger Clinic: Standard charges file header: hospital name The Menninger Clinic; location 12301 Main St, Houston, TX 77035; licence "100144|TX"; NPI 1497482764; attestation under 45 CFR 180.50.
• The Menninger Clinic: Audited consolidated financial statements of The Menninger Clinic and The Menninger Clinic Foundation, 30 June 2022, auditor Weaver and Tidwell, L.L.P.: Texas nonprofit corporation formed 2002, operations in Houston from 2003; members The Menninger Clinic Membership Foundation and Baylor College of Medicine, who jointly appoint successor directors; the Clinic is sole member of the Foundation; both exempt under section 501(c)(3).
• hhs.texas.gov: Texas HHSC directory: THE MENNINGER CLINIC, NPRF Non Profit, administrator named as the clinic's CEO.
• projects.propublica.org: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer (IRS Form 990 data): The Menninger Clinic, EIN 37-1453409, 501(c)(3), latest filing December 2024; used only to point to the IRS record.
• The Menninger Clinic: Privacy policy with Notice of Privacy Practices (effective 2 Apr 2012): The Menninger Clinic and its physicians, allied health professionals, employees and trainees follow the notice; records "maintained and protected in a confidential manner, as required by law"; complaints to the clinic and to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Civil Rights.
• The Menninger Clinic: Client rights and responsibilities page: "Patient Advocate" (job title as published by the clinic) contact 713-275-5035; policy copies mailed on request; no external complaints body named.
• The Menninger Clinic: Eating Disorders Services: "not meant to be a substitute for a specialty inpatient eating disorder program".
• The Menninger Clinic: FAQ: "we do not accept involuntary admissions or commitments".
• The Menninger Clinic: Outpatient assessment: USD 4,500 nonrefundable down payment before scheduling; assessments cannot be applied to legal or administrative cases.

C8 Track record and regulator standing · 3

The Texas Department of State Health Services closed a matter by final agreed order in February 2017 finding three violations of state rules on the care and safety of clients, with a penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250 after an administrative hearing; the clinic denied wrongdoing in the order. A regulator fine is graded as a serious finding, and it is between 5 and 10 years old. No regulator inspection graded good or better is dated after it (accreditation decisions are scored in C2), so the band is 3. Other court matters found were dismissed, without a public outcome, or concern a predecessor entity and are not scored.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: medium

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• The regulator document itself did not render on fetch; the facts rest on a bylined news report.
• The February 2017 outcome passes 10 years in February 2027, which will change the applicable band.
• The element reading for this criterion is not published as a list; the band is explained in the reasoning.

Sources (12 cited items):

• chron.com: Houston Chronicle, "Menninger Clinic agrees to pay $56,250 fine following patient suicide" (headline verbatim), 2017: the clinic agreed to pay USD 56,250 to DSHS after the November 2015 death, reduced from USD 75,000 for three violations of Texas care and safety statutes, after contesting the sanctions at an administrative hearing; clinic officials denied wrongdoing in the final order. Direct fetch did not render the article body (script error on chron.com, houstonchronicle.com and stamfordadvocate.com); byline and exact date not captured.
• chron.com: facts taken from the search-index rendering of this URL.
• houstonchronicle.com: Houston Chronicle editorial board, "Keeping secrets": criticises the 1999 Texas statute that keeps DSHS hospital investigation findings confidential; URL recorded, body not re-captured.
• embed.documentcloud.org: DocumentCloud, "The Menninger Clinic Violation June 2016", uploaded by the Houston Chronicle (4 pages; the regulator document's text did not render on fetch).
• general web search: Search of a general web search engine. Scope: Menninger Clinic lawsuit OR penalty OR settlement Houston. Result: record found: Texas DSHS final order, February 2017: three violations of care and safety statutes; penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250; clinic denied wrongdoing..
• general web search: Search of a general web search engine. Scope: "Menninger Clinic" malpractice verdict OR judgment OR settlement Texas court. Result: record found: Texas DSHS final order, February 2017: three violations of care and safety statutes; penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250; clinic denied wrongdoing..
• CourtListener RECAP: Search of CourtListener RECAP. Scope: "Menninger Clinic". Result: record found: Texas DSHS final order, February 2017: three violations of care and safety statutes; penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250; clinic denied wrongdoing..
• CourtListener opinions: Search of CourtListener opinions. Scope: "Menninger Clinic" AND Houston. Result: record found: Texas DSHS final order, February 2017: three violations of care and safety statutes; penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250; clinic denied wrongdoing..
• CourtListener RECAP docket entries: Search of CourtListener RECAP docket entries. Scope: docket_id 7432950, docket_id 61092044. Result: record found: Texas DSHS final order, February 2017: three violations of care and safety statutes; penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250; clinic denied wrongdoing..
• Script fetch: Search of Script fetch. Scope: chron.com article 11019887. Result: record found: Texas DSHS final order, February 2017: three violations of care and safety statutes; penalty reduced from USD 75,000 to USD 56,250; clinic denied wrongdoing..
• press and news search: Search of press and news search. Scope: first-hand bylined reporting from inside the facility, last 5 years. Result: no record found.
• statutory regulator records: Search of statutory regulator records. Scope: inspection history and grades of this site. Result: no record found.

C9 Environment, safety and nutrition · 6

Environment and safety meets six elements, including a purpose-built 50-acre campus in the Texas Medical Center, a published prohibited-items policy, nurse-administered medication and a hospital with a 24-hour emergency department 12 minutes (9.5 km) by road on a Leading Rehabs route check. Band 7 for this part needs an element that is not met, so it scores 6. Nutrition meets three elements (a named executive chef, a kitchen garden and standard dietary options, with registered dietitians named only by role), which caps it at 5. The criterion is the mean of 6 and 5, rounded half up to 6.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: high

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• Whether the nearby emergency department takes psychiatric and toxicology emergencies around the clock is not confirmed.

Sources (10 cited items):

• The Menninger Clinic: Inpatient Handbook: "double-height great rooms on each program to the adjoining terraces and group rooms"; bedrooms with en-suite bath; Wellness Center of nearly 2,000 square feet with saltwater pool; every programme allows daily visits.
• The Menninger Clinic: Inpatient Handbook, what to bring: prohibited items include alcohol, illicit drugs and drug paraphernalia, weapons, tobacco; restricted items kept at the Nurses' Station in a secure area; cords, drawstrings, sharps, glass and plastic bags not permitted "As a psychiatric hospital, we take patient safety very seriously".
• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program: "Nursing staff will assist with administration of medication, which will be provided by Menninger.".
• The Menninger Clinic: Preadmission brochure (effective 5 Nov 2020): daily visitation hours with no waiting periods, varying by programme; teleconference visits with immediate family; Family Education Day; herbal supplements not continued at the clinic.
• The Menninger Clinic: Amenities: 50-acre campus, seasonal saltwater pool, fully equipped gym with basketball court, walking paths, labyrinth, chapel, sculpture garden, courtyard; kitchen accommodates gluten-free and vegetarian diets.
• The Menninger Clinic: Location page: 12301 S. Main St, a member institution of the Texas Medical Center; about 16 miles from Hobby Airport and 32 miles from Bush Intercontinental Airport; no hospital travel time.
• hhs.texas.gov: Texas HHSC directory: licensed psychiatric hospital at 12301 MAIN ST, HOUSTON, TX 77035.
• The Menninger Clinic: Eating Disorders Services for Adults: "Plan meals with a registered dietitian"; nutritional education group; supervised 30-minute follow-ups after two meals daily; goals include weight restoration and medical stabilisation; about 4 hours on weekdays and 3 on weekend days.
• The Menninger Clinic: Bridge Program team includes "registered dietitians" (role, no name).
• houstonmethodist.org: Leading Rehabs road routing from the Houston campus to Houston Methodist Hospital: 12 minutes, 9.5 km; the hospital page describes its emergency department as "open 24/7".

C10 Clinical seniority and academic standing · 7

The clinic states that its psychiatrists, psychologists and physicians are Baylor College of Medicine faculty, and the named treating clinicians appear on the department's own faculty lists; the facility licence is confirmed on the state register and all five gates are met. The credential index computed from the named roster falls in the band 7 range. No PubMed author count reaches the publication marker threshold.

ProvisionalA check was still open when the edition closed, for example a register lookup or a video not yet received, or evidence under embargo.: Clinician register lookups for this criterion were still open at the edition cut-off (see known_gaps). The points count as assessed on the evidence available; the band may change when the lookups are completed, which is resolved in a later edition.

ConfidenceHow well the evidence supports the score.: medium

Known gapsFacts the assessment needed but could not establish.:

• Many individual register lookups were not complete at publication; the C10 band may change when they are completed.

Sources (15 cited items):

• hhs.texas.gov: Texas HHSC Directory of Private Psychiatric Hospitals: THE MENNINGER CLINIC, licence 100144, Psych Hospital, 96 beds, Joint Commission, expiry 04/30/2028 (facility licence proof).
• bcm.edu: Primary faculty A-F (reached directly): Robert J Boland, Professor and Vice Chair; Benjamin Berry, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Alton Bozeman, Assistant Professor; Patricia Daza, PhD, ABPP, Associate Professor; Lynnette Astrid Averill, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Raymond Cho, M.D., M.Sc., Professor; Bryant Clayton and Sameera Siddiqi not listed (status: V, lookup: public page).
• bcm.edu: Primary faculty G-L: Taylor Hise, M.D., Assistant Professor; Kerry Horrell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Ashley LeMaire, Clin Asst Prof; Shawn Hirsch, Senior Psychologist (no rank); John Hart, Kristen Laster, Tara Lemens, Deborah Lin and Adrian Lira not listed (status: V, lookup: public page).
• bcm.edu: Primary faculty M-R: Michael Lewis McClam, M.D., Assistant Professor; Sunanda Muralee, Assistant Professor; Nausheen Noor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Elizabeth W Newlin, Senior Faculty; Julia Ridgeway-Diaz, M.D., M.S. (no rank) (status: V, lookup: public page).
• bcm.edu: Primary faculty S-Z: Shweta Sharma, Psy.D., Assistant Professor; Hilary Frances Sherry, Ph.D., ABPP, Assistant Professor; Daryl Ishaq Shorter, M.D., Associate Professor; Patrick S Thomas Jr, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor; Serena Mammen Weber, Assistant Professor; Felicia Wolf, Psy.D., Assistant Professor; Harrell Wesley Woodson, Ph.D., M.Ed., Assistant Professor; Mark Yurewicz, M.D., Assistant Professor; Kelly Truong and Sameera Siddiqi not listed (status: V, lookup: public page).
• bcm.edu: Secondary faculty and voluntary faculty A-M and N-Z: none of rows 14 to 18 and 24 to 29 is listed (status: U, lookup: public page). Further source: https://www.bcm.edu/departments/psychiatry-and-behavioral-sciences/faculty-staff/voluntary-faculty-a-m; https://www.bcm.edu/departments/psychiatry-and-behavioral-sciences/faculty-staff/voluntary-faculty-n-z.
• eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Marker RM5: PubMed E-utilities author counts restricted to Baylor or Menninger affiliations, highest 19 (row 3); none reaches 25; not awarded.
• The Menninger Clinic: Treatment outcomes: "All our nurses are registered nurses"; "Our psychiatrists, psychologists and physicians are Baylor faculty members"; "All of our addictions professionals have at least earned a master's degree" (status: PV for registered nurse in the nurses role class; faculty membership not PV, see Not found or not usable; lookup: public page).
• The Menninger Clinic: Staff directory: 118 named staff with post-nominals and job titles, each linked to a profile.
• The Menninger Clinic: Physician profiles naming board certifications: Boland (psychiatry), McClam (psychiatry), Shorter (addiction psychiatry and adult psychiatry), Hise (child and adolescent psychiatry), Muralee (psychiatry and child and adolescent psychiatry), Weber (general psychiatry), Yurewicz (adult and addiction psychiatry), Truong (addiction psychiatry), Siddiqi (psychiatry and child and adolescent psychiatry), Laster ("board-certified staff psychiatrist").
• The Menninger Clinic: programme roles stated for Hise and Muralee (Adolescent Treatment Program), Weber (Stabilization Program), Yurewicz and Laster (Adult Treatment Program), Siddiqi (Short-term Stabilization Service).
• The Menninger Clinic: Leadership: Chief Medical Officer; Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff; Vice President, Clinical Services; Chief Nursing Officer (roles).
• The Menninger Clinic: Detox Service led by the medical director of Addictions Services (row 3).
• The Menninger Clinic: Outpatient Assessments Team, Menninger 360 Team and Outpatient Therapy Team: named members as in rows 3, 5 to 10, 14, 17, 18, 26, 28, 31, 41 and 42. Further source: https://www.menningerclinic.org/treatment/treatment-for-adults/outpatient-programs/menninger-360/menninger-360-team; https://www.menningerclinic.org/treatment/treatment-for-adults/outpatient-programs/outpatient-therapy/outpatient-therapy-team.
• bcm.edu: Baylor College of Medicine affiliate page: Baylor physicians provide "the majority of care" in the Clinic's programmes.