Phoenix had 37 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported 0% share of the national weekly total. The city’s records include 17 providers new this week and 19 new this year, comprising 30 individuals and 7 organizations. The reported national share rounds to zero in the supplied data, so it does not establish that Phoenix had no share; the city-level count nonetheless signals a visible concentration of behavioral health registrations. NPI records do not confirm current practice, patient availability or ABA service delivery.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 14 RBTs and 2 BCBAs, with no providers recorded as holding dual BCBA and RBT credentials. A separate combined credential entry lists MA, BCBA and LBA, so the credential labels should not be read as mutually exclusive categories or as a complete count of practitioners’ qualifications. The RBT-to-BCBA imbalance suggests a much larger listed technician pool than supervisory pool; if these providers work in ABA, limited BCBA capacity could constrain supervision as direct-care staffing grows. Three providers have multiple taxonomies, another reason not to treat registry categories as mutually exclusive workforce shares.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 19 providers (63%), men for 10 (33%) and nonbinary providers for 1 (3%). The data identify no notable organization appearing multiple times; the organization count is 7. The gender figures describe the 30 individuals in the registry, with percentages reported in the supplied data. Phoenix’s registration activity and RBT-heavy profile suggest that ABA access may depend not only on recruiting technicians but also on expanding the BCBA supervisory workforce.
