Denver has 49 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported national weekly share of 0%. The data lists 26 new providers this week and 28 this year; 36 records are individuals and 13 are organizations. The reported share indicates Denver accounts for a rounded or very small portion of national weekly activity, rather than establishing the size of its local workforce. NPI listings also do not confirm active practice, patient availability or ABA service delivery.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 3 BCBA providers and 8 RBT providers, with no dual BCBA-and-RBT credentials. These counts are credential categories, not mutually exclusive shares of all providers; no dual credentials are reported. The larger RBT count points to more listed direct-care credentials than supervisory credentials, a gap that may constrain supervision capacity if these providers are practicing locally. The update also reports 14 providers with multiple taxonomies, so taxonomy classifications can overlap and should not be added as separate workforce groups.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 28 providers, or 78%; men account for 5, or 14%, and nonbinary providers for 3, or 8%. Rocky Mountain Clinical Counseling, LLC is the only notable organization listed more than once, with 2 records. The 49-provider total spans behavioral health roles beyond ABA, including counseling and social work, so it should not be read as an ABA-only count. Together, the credential mix and broader provider roster suggest Denver has a larger listed RBT pool than BCBA pool, making supervisory availability a key consideration for expanding ABA access.
