Philadelphia has 47 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported share of 0% of the national weekly total. The data does not provide the national count, so the reported share does not establish the size of Philadelphia’s concentration. The registry records 21 providers new this week and 27 new this year; those figures describe registrations, not necessarily active practices or providers delivering ABA services. The total includes 35 individuals and 12 organizations.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 7 BCBA providers and 4 RBT providers, including 1 dual credential. The dual BCBA-and-RBT provider is counted in both credential categories, so those counts overlap and should not be read as mutually exclusive workforce shares. The BCBA count is larger than the RBT count in this snapshot, but the figures alone do not show caseloads or actual supervisory capacity. Because BCBAs supervise RBTs, the listed credentials suggest a potential supervisory pool, while offering no evidence about how many RBTs each BCBA supports. The registry also reports 9 providers with multiple taxonomies; taxonomy counts may overlap with credentials and do not represent separate workforce groups.
Workforce Demographics
Among listed individuals, 29 are female (83%) and 6 are male (17%); no nonbinary providers are listed. No notable organizations are identified in the supplied data. The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia appears in multiple records, including records with differing organization-name formats and taxonomies; the data does not establish whether these represent separate entities or duplicate listings. Overall, the registry shows behavioral health activity across individual and organizational records, but its limited BCBA and RBT counts mean it cannot establish whether ABA access or supervision capacity is keeping pace with local needs.
