Miami accounted for 88 providers in the latest CMS NPI Registry weekly update, representing 1% of the national weekly total. The update lists 26 new providers this week and 31 this year; 77 are individuals and 11 are organizations. That concentration makes Miami a notable local cluster in the weekly registry, though NPI records alone do not confirm that providers are actively practicing, accepting patients or delivering ABA services.
Credential Mix
The registry reports 13 BCBA providers and 49 RBT providers, as well as 3 dual credentials. The dual BCBA-and-RBT providers are included in both credential counts, so these categories overlap and should not be read as separate shares of the workforce. The larger RBT count points to more listed direct-care personnel than BCBA supervisors, a pattern that can make supervisory capacity an important constraint on service growth. Credential and taxonomy labels do not establish current job duties. The data also lists 15 providers with multiple taxonomies, further underscoring that registry categories can overlap.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 70 listed providers, or 91%; men account for 7, or 9%, and the registry lists no nonbinary providers. Communication Connection, Inc. is the only notable organization shown more than once, with two records. The data includes 11 organizations overall, but does not indicate how many operate ABA programs. Taken together, Miami’s registry activity suggests a sizeable direct-care workforce alongside a smaller BCBA pool, making supervisory availability a key consideration for expanding local ABA access.
