Montana recorded 23 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported 0% share of the national weekly total. The file lists 7 new this week and 9 this year, including 18 individuals and 5 organizations. The reported share may reflect rounding; the JSON does not provide the national count. Montana’s small recorded volume signals limited registry activity relative to the national total, not a direct measure of hiring, staffing or appointment availability.
ABA credential mix
The credential summary lists 0 BCBAs, 0 RBTs and 0 dual BCBA-RBT credentials. That means this update cannot establish an RBT-to-BCBA ratio or indicate current ABA supervision capacity. The listed credentials instead include counselors and social workers, among other behavioral health professionals. Credential and taxonomy fields can overlap: 6 providers have multiple taxonomies, so those classifications should not be read as separate, mutually exclusive workforce groups. For ABA operators, the absence of listed BCBA and RBT credentials is a registry finding, not proof that Montana has no ABA providers.
Demographics and organizations
The gender breakdown lists 15 women (83%), 3 men (17%) and 0 nonbinary providers. No notable organizations were supplied, and the five organizations in the file have different names, so none appears repeatedly. The listed providers are spread across cities including Missoula and Billings, but the update does not show whether these records represent new clinical capacity or changes in NPI registration.
Overall, the update points to limited recorded activity and no identified ABA credentials, leaving Montana’s ABA access and supervisory workforce impossible to assess from this registry snapshot alone.
