New Hampshire recorded 26 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, including 10 new providers this week. The state’s reported share of the national weekly total was 0%, indicating that New Hampshire’s activity remains small relative to nationwide registry additions. Of the state’s providers, 24 individuals and 2 organizations were listed.
ABA Workforce Dynamics
The registry identified 2 BCBAs and 4 RBTs, with no providers carrying dual BCBA and RBT credentials. Because credential and taxonomy fields can overlap, these counts should not be treated as mutually exclusive portions of the full provider total. The two-to-four balance gives New Hampshire a limited direct-care ABA workforce relative to its BCBA supervisory capacity. Since BCBAs supervise RBTs and oversee treatment planning, the pattern may constrain how quickly RBT services can expand unless additional supervisors enter the workforce.
Provider Demographics
The provider pool was predominantly female: 21 providers (88%) were female and 3 (13%) were male; no nonbinary providers were listed. Clinical social work appeared multiple times, while LCMHC and MS each appeared twice in the credential data. No organization appeared multiple times in the update. Portsmouth, Manchester, Nashua, Concord and Londonderry were among the leading cities represented.
New Hampshire’s update points to modest overall provider activity and a small ABA supervision base, suggesting that improving access will depend on continued growth in both BCBA and RBT capacity.
