Jacksonville's behavioral health sector saw 29 providers registered in the latest CMS update. This activity accounted for 0% of the national weekly total, indicating a localized impact rather than a significant national surge. Of these, 9 new providers were added this week, contributing to a total of 12 new providers this year. The local landscape consists of 23 individuals and 6 organizations.

ABA Credential Mix and Capacity

The data highlights a mix of credentialed professionals, including 4 BCBAs and 8 RBTs. It is important to note that 2 providers hold both BCBA and RBT credentials, reflecting a common career path from technician to supervisor. This results in a ratio of 2 RBTs for every BCBA, suggesting a solid foundation for supervision capacity within the ABA field in Jacksonville. Beyond ABA, the area also registered 4 LMHCs and 3 LCSWs, indicating a broader spectrum of mental health services.

Workforce Demographics

Among individual practitioners, the workforce is predominantly female, with 22 female providers making up 96% of the total. Male providers number 1, representing 4%. No organizations appeared multiple times in this week's data. This demographic trend is consistent with the broader behavioral health field, particularly in ABA.

The current data suggests a growing but still developing ABA workforce in Jacksonville, with a healthy RBT-to-BCBA ratio that supports service delivery and supervision.