Las Vegas recorded 63 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, accounting for 1% of the national weekly total. The update lists 30 new providers this week and 30 new this year. Records include 48 individuals and 15 organizations, pointing to activity across both practitioners and provider entities. The city’s share signals a notable concentration of newly listed behavioral health providers, though NPI enrollment does not confirm active practice, patient availability or delivery of ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry reports 6 BCBA providers and 28 RBT providers, alongside 1 dual credential holder with both BCBA and RBT credentials. That dual-credential provider is included in both credential counts, so the categories overlap and should not be treated as separate workforce shares. The larger RBT count suggests more listed direct-care capacity than BCBA supervisory capacity. In ABA settings, technicians generally work under BCBA supervision, so a relatively smaller BCBA pool may affect how quickly clinics can expand or serve additional clients. These counts do not establish providers’ current job duties. The data also identifies 19 providers with multiple taxonomies, another reason not to add overlapping categories as though they represent distinct people.
Workforce Demographics
Among providers with reported gender, 39 are female, or 81%, and 9 are male, or 19%; no nonbinary providers are listed. Everside Health, LLC appears three times, while MH Health Care Services, PC appears twice, showing repeated organizational registrations in the city data. Las Vegas’s substantial RBT presence alongside a smaller BCBA count suggests that ABA access may depend not only on adding direct-care staff, but also on maintaining enough qualified supervisors to support them.
