The state of AE reports a total of 47 behavioral health providers in the latest CMS NPI registry update. This count represents 0% of the national weekly total of new registrations, as no new providers were added in AE this week or year. All 47 providers are individuals, with no organizations listed. The concentration of these providers in APO and FPO addresses strongly indicates a service environment primarily catering to military communities.
Behavioral Health Credential Mix
For the ABA sector, the data shows 0 BCBA credentials and 0 RBT credentials among AE's providers. This means there are no NPI-registered ABA-specific professionals in this dataset for AE. The behavioral health workforce in AE is instead comprised of other mental health and allied health professionals. Prominent credentials include 13 LCSW, 8 MSW, 2 M.S.W., and 1 PHD, alongside specialists in Speech-Language Pathology and Occupational Therapy. The complete absence of BCBAs and RBTs suggests that specialized ABA services are either not being registered via NPI in this region or are delivered through alternative professional structures.
Workforce Demographics
The demographic breakdown of AE's behavioral health providers indicates a strong female representation, with 35 individuals (74%) identifying as female, and 12 individuals (26%) as male. No nonbinary providers were recorded. There were no notable organizations appearing multiple times, suggesting a decentralized provider landscape rather than the presence of large, multi-state chains common in other regions.
This NPI data for AE highlights a behavioral health workforce distinct from typical civilian markets, with a notable absence of ABA-specific credentials, which could imply unique service delivery models or access challenges for ABA therapy in these military-focused areas.
