Dallas recorded 29 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 11 new providers this week and 15 new providers this year. The records include 22 individuals and 7 organizations, indicating active registration across both clinicians and service entities. Because NPI data captures registrations rather than verified operating capacity, the count signals market activity but does not establish how many providers are accepting clients.
ABA Credential Mix
Dallas has 1 BCBA and 1 RBT in the update, with 0 dual credentials reported. The credential categories do not describe the entire behavioral health workforce: the registry also includes licensed clinical social workers, licensed professional counselors, speech-language pathologists, a psychologist and other professionals. Six providers have multiple taxonomies, so taxonomy totals overlap and should not be treated as mutually exclusive provider groups. The equal BCBA-to-RBT count suggests limited ABA representation in this weekly registry snapshot and does not show a broad RBT staffing base supported by BCBAs. In practice, a small supervisory pool can limit the ability of ABA organizations to expand direct-care teams, although NPI records do not show caseloads, employment relationships or availability.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 19 providers, or 86% of the reported workforce. Men account for 2 providers, or 9%, and 1 nonbinary provider, or 5%, is listed. No notable organization appears multiple times in the registry’s summary. The mix of counselors, social workers, speech-language pathologists and ABA professionals points to a multidisciplinary behavioral health presence, while the limited ABA credential count suggests Dallas’s immediate registry activity is broader than ABA alone. Overall, the update indicates behavioral health registration activity in Dallas, but ABA access and supervisory capacity remain difficult to assess from NPI records alone.
