Dallas recorded 32 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update. Its national share was reported as 0%, indicating that Dallas represents a limited portion of the broader weekly registry activity despite having a substantial local provider base. The count includes 27 individuals and 5 organizations, with 13 new providers added this week and 14 new providers registered this year.
Credential Mix
The registry identifies 0 BCBA providers, 1 RBT provider and 0 dual BCBA-RBT providers. This is not an ABA-heavy credential profile: the listed workforce is concentrated in counseling, social work, case management, speech-language pathology and related services. Credential categories can overlap because some practitioners hold multiple credentials; however, the Dallas data does not show overlap between BCBA and RBT credentials. The absence of BCBAs alongside a single RBT suggests limited visible ABA supervision capacity in this NPI snapshot.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 21 practitioners, or 78% of the individual workforce, while men account for 6 practitioners, or 22%. No providers identified as nonbinary. Eleven providers reported multiple taxonomies, so taxonomy groupings should not be treated as mutually exclusive workforce shares. Community Options, Inc. appeared twice, making it the only organization listed multiple times and indicating repeated organizational registration rather than necessarily two distinct service locations.
Dallas’s latest registry activity points to continued behavioral health registration growth, but the absence of BCBAs and the presence of only one RBT suggest that expanded ABA access will depend on recruiting or registering more supervisory and direct-care specialists.
