Washington D.C. has 42 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing a reported 0% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 16 new providers this week. The reported share indicates that D.C. accounts for a very small portion of national activity, though the data does not establish how many providers are actively practicing or accepting patients. The total includes 36 individuals and 6 organizations.
ABA Workforce Mix
The credential summary lists 0 BCBAs and 2 RBTs, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials reported. That leaves no BCBA credential records in this update to indicate local supervisory capacity for the listed RBTs. These registry counts should not be read as a complete census of D.C.’s ABA workforce: credential and taxonomy fields may not capture every provider’s qualifications or role. The other reported credentials include social work, counseling, speech-language pathology and psychology credentials, reflecting a broader behavioral health mix rather than an ABA-specific provider pool.
Demographics and Organizations
Among the listed providers, 25 are female, or 69%, and 11 are male, or 31%; no nonbinary providers are reported. These demographics cover the registry’s provider population, not just ABA practitioners. The notable-organizations field is empty, so the update does not identify organizations appearing multiple times. Six organizations are included in the total, but the supplied data does not indicate repeated organization names. WASHINGTON and NE are the listed top cities.
D.C.’s update shows limited ABA credential representation alongside a wider behavioral health workforce, making BCBA availability and RBT supervision important issues to monitor when assessing access.
