Orlando had 31 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total as reported in the data. The registry lists 18 new providers this week and 19 this year; 29 are individuals and 2 are organizations. That reported share indicates Orlando accounts for a small portion of weekly national additions, though the registry does not show whether listed providers are actively practicing, accepting patients or providing ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The data lists 2 BCBA providers and 18 RBT providers, with 1 dual credential. The dual BCBA-and-RBT provider is counted in both credential categories, so those counts overlap and are not mutually exclusive workforce shares. The larger RBT count points to more listed direct-care personnel than BCBA-level supervisors, a pattern that may constrain assessment, treatment planning and supervision capacity if the registry reflects local staffing. These credential totals should be read alongside the broader record mix: the update includes providers with counseling and other credentials, and three providers have multiple taxonomies. A taxonomy or credential listing does not establish a provider’s current duties.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 27 providers, or 93%; men account for 2, or 7%, and no nonbinary providers are listed. The data does not flag any organization as appearing multiple times; it lists 2 organizations in total. Because the update includes speech-language, counseling and social-work providers as well as ABA-related records, its overall gender breakdown is not specific to the ABA workforce. For ABA access, Orlando’s listed RBT-heavy mix and smaller BCBA pool suggest that supervisory capacity may be an important workforce consideration as provider activity grows.
