North Dakota recorded 26 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported 0% of the national weekly total. The state’s share is listed as zero, indicating a very small concentration in the national tally; the JSON does not provide the national count. The update includes 11 providers added this week and 15 added this year. It lists 23 individuals and 3 organizations. Registry entries show enrollment records, not confirmed hiring, staffing levels, caseloads or appointment availability.
ABA Workforce Mix
The credential summary lists 0 BCBAs and 1 RBT, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials. That leaves no BCBA records in this update to indicate supervisory capacity for the listed RBT. It does not establish that North Dakota has no practicing BCBAs: the registry snapshot is not a complete measure of the workforce, and many listed providers work outside ABA. The summary also records 15 providers with multiple taxonomies, so taxonomy categories can overlap and should not be treated as separate groups. Other reported credentials include 5 LPCCs, alongside CM, LAPC and LBSW credentials.
Demographics and Organizations
Women account for 18 providers, or 78%; men account for 4, or 17%; and one provider is listed as nonbinary, or 4%. These figures describe all listed individuals, not ABA workers alone. No organization appears repeatedly in the notable-organizations field. The registry includes three organizations, among them We Rock the Spectrum - North Dakota, North Central Behavioral Health Clinic and LifeStance Health - North Dakota. Fargo and Minot are among the listed cities with multiple providers.
The snapshot suggests North Dakota’s recorded ABA-specific workforce is thin, making BCBA recruitment and supervision capacity important considerations for expanding access.
