Miami recorded 90 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 1% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 24 new providers this week and 30 this year, including 74 individuals and 16 organizations. The city’s share signals a concentrated behavioral health provider presence, but NPI records do not establish whether providers are currently practicing, accepting patients or delivering ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 20 BCBA providers and 46 RBT providers, with 7 dual credentials. The dual-credential group is included in both credential counts, so these categories overlap and are not mutually exclusive workforce shares. The larger RBT count points to a workforce weighted toward direct-care roles, while the BCBA count indicates a smaller pool for assessment, treatment planning and supervision. Dual BCBA-and-RBT credentials may reflect career progression, though the registry does not confirm current roles. The update also reports 29 providers with multiple taxonomies, another reason not to treat registry classifications as separate groups.
Workforce Demographics
Women make up 56 listed providers, or 76%; men account for 18, or 24%, and no nonbinary providers are listed. The supplied data does not identify any notable organization appearing multiple times. It does include separate Project Access Foundation and Project Access Foundation Inc. records, but does not establish that they are duplicate entries or the same organization. Overall, Miami’s mix suggests substantial direct-care capacity alongside a smaller supervisory pool, making BCBA availability an important factor in whether ABA access can keep pace with local provider activity.
