New Jersey recorded 216 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 2% of the national weekly total. The registry added 127 providers this week, giving New Jersey a sizable presence in current nationwide activity. The state’s 165 individuals and 51 organizations point to both workforce growth and continued development of behavioral health entities.

ABA Workforce Mix

The registry reports 29 BCBA credentials and 25 RBT credentials, including 2 dual BCBA-RBT credentials. These categories overlap and are not mutually exclusive shares of the 216 providers; credential fields and taxonomy fields can also identify the same provider in different ways. The near-even BCBA-to-RBT count differs from the typical ABA structure in which RBTs form the larger direct-service workforce and BCBAs provide supervision, assessment and treatment planning. It suggests a comparatively substantial supervisory base, but the data does not establish how many RBTs each BCBA serves or whether providers are actively delivering care.

Demographics and Organizations

Gender data covers the 165 individual providers: 133 are female, 32 are male and 0 are nonbinary, corresponding to 81%, 19% and 0%. The strong female majority is consistent with behavioral health’s broader workforce profile. The leading cities listed are Westampton, Branchburg, Bloomfield, Toms River and Clifton, indicating activity across several New Jersey markets rather than a single urban center.

Peaceful Mind Counseling Services, LLC appears 3 times in the notable-organizations field, while Pomelo NJ PC appears 2 times. Overall, the combination of high weekly enrollment, a meaningful BCBA presence and expanding RBT representation suggests New Jersey may be adding ABA capacity, while supervision and geographic distribution will remain central to access.