Alaska recorded 32 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, including 14 new this week. The registry reports a national share of 0%, indicating that Alaska’s activity remains small relative to the full weekly update. Still, the new entries suggest continued additions to a behavioral health workforce serving a geographically dispersed state.
ABA Workforce Dynamics
The registry lists 2 BCBA credentials and 3 RBT credentials, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials. These categories are taxonomy or credential counts and may overlap with other credentials; they should not be treated as mutually exclusive provider groups. The resulting count shows a larger technician presence than supervising-analyst presence, but the small BCBA base points to limited supervision capacity for ABA services. One provider holds the combined credential “BCBA, MA, LBA,” reflecting the state license layered onto the BCBA credential.
Workforce Demographics
Of Alaska’s 30 individual providers, 27 (90%) are female and 3 (10%) are male; no providers are listed as nonbinary. The update also includes 2 organizations: Kennedy ABA AK LLC and Epic Minds Therapy AK LLC. No organization appears multiple times. Providers are spread across Anchorage, Wasilla, Juneau, Nome and Fairbanks, among other communities, rather than concentrated in a single city.
Alaska’s modest but newly active registry entries suggest incremental behavioral health expansion, while the limited BCBA count may constrain ABA access and supervision as RBT capacity develops.
