Indianapolis recorded 25 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported 0% share of the national weekly total. The registry lists 16 new providers this week and 17 this year. The count includes 24 individuals and one organization. The reported share indicates Indianapolis represents a very small portion of national weekly activity, though the registry does not show whether every listed provider is actively practicing or taking patients.
ABA Credential Mix
The credential data lists 13 RBTs, no BCBAs and no dual BCBA-and-RBT credentials. These categories do not overlap in the supplied counts. The RBT presence alongside no listed BCBAs points to limited recorded supervisory capacity in the city’s ABA workforce snapshot: RBTs provide direct services under BCBA supervision, and the registry count does not identify whether supervisors practice locally under records outside this city count. Other listed credentials include three LCSWs, one LMSW and one provider holding LMHC and CSAYC credentials. Those behavioral health roles broaden the registry’s mix but do not indicate ABA supervision capacity.
Workforce Demographics
The gender breakdown lists 19 women, three men and two nonbinary providers, with reported shares of 79%, 13% and 8%. These counts total 24, matching the individual-provider count rather than the full provider total. No organization is identified as notable for repeated appearances; Marathon Health, LLC appears once among the records. The data therefore offers no evidence of a recurring local employer in this update. Taken together, the snapshot suggests that Indianapolis has a cohort of registered RBTs but no recorded BCBAs in this city-level update, a pattern that could make local ABA access dependent on supervisory capacity not captured by these records.
