New Jersey recorded 194 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, accounting for 2% of the national weekly total. With 99 new providers this week and 109 new providers this year, the state represents a meaningful, though not dominant, share of national activity. The volume points to continued provider formation and registration across a broad behavioral health market rather than an expansion limited to ABA.

ABA Workforce Mix

The registry lists 17 BCBA credentials and 23 RBT credentials, plus 1 dual credential combining BCBA and RBT. These categories overlap: the dual credential is included in the BCBA and RBT counts, so they should not be treated as mutually exclusive groups. The resulting RBT-heavy pattern suggests a direct-service workforce larger than the listed BCBA supervisory pool. Because BCBAs design treatment and supervise RBTs, the relatively narrow supervisory layer could constrain caseload growth even as technician capacity expands. The registry also includes assistant behavior analysts and organizations using the BCBA taxonomy, adding context but not a separate headcount for certified supervisors.

Demographics and Organizations

Among individual providers, 112 female providers represented 84%, compared with 18 male providers at 13% and 4 nonbinary providers at 3%. The update included 60 organizations alongside 134 individuals. Audiology Services Company USA, LLC appeared 22 times, while United Family Services appeared 2 times, indicating that repeated entries reflect multi-location or multi-taxonomy organizational activity.

New Jersey’s expanding registry activity and technician-leaning ABA mix suggest growing service capacity, while access may continue to depend on adding BCBA supervisors to support the developing RBT workforce.