Washington D.C. recorded 43 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total reported in the dataset. The update lists 19 new providers this week and 22 added this year, including 39 individuals and 4 organizations. All listed providers are in Washington, making the activity highly concentrated within the District. The small national share indicates limited volume in this snapshot, while the recent additions point to continued registry activity rather than a broad measure of staffing, caseloads or appointment availability.
ABA Workforce Mix
The credential summary reports 0 BCBAs, 2 RBTs and 0 dual BCBA-RBT credentials. The provider records identify two RBT taxonomies and one Assistant Behavior Analyst taxonomy, but no BCBA record. Because RBTs typically work under BCBA supervision, the absence of a documented BCBA in this weekly registry activity does not establish that supervision is unavailable; it does show that the update offers no visible expansion of the District’s BCBA supervisory pool. The credential and taxonomy fields should also be read cautiously: 15 providers have multiple taxonomies, and those classifications can overlap rather than represent mutually exclusive workforce groups.
Demographics and Organizations
Gender data identifies 30 female providers, 9 male providers and 0 nonbinary providers, or 77%, 23% and 0%, respectively. The update names no notable organization appearing multiple times. Four organizations appear in the records, including Awesome Homes Inc., Prestige Healthcare Services, LifeStance Health - D.C., PC DBA LifeStance Health and Barnes Therapeutic Services LLC. The activity is centered in Washington.
Washington D.C.’s update suggests modest new behavioral-health participation but limited documented ABA supervisory capacity, a pattern that could constrain expansion of RBT-supported services unless BCBA recruitment grows.
