Austin recorded 40 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total as reported in the dataset. The registry added 22 new providers this week and 23 new providers this year. With 31 individuals and 9 organizations, Austin’s activity reflects a broad behavioral health market, although the reported national share rounds to zero.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 1 BCBA and 7 RBTs, with no providers holding both credentials. That produces an 1:7 BCBA-to-RBT count, indicating limited listed supervisory capacity relative to direct-care ABA staff. The credential categories overlap with broader behavioral health reporting: the dataset includes 5 LCSWs and other counselors, speech-language pathologists, and medical professionals, so these groups should not be treated as mutually exclusive shares. Five providers also reported multiple taxonomies, further signaling that some practitioners may work across service categories.
Workforce Demographics
Austin’s individual workforce was predominantly female, with 26 female practitioners representing 84% of the reported gender breakdown. The registry also lists 3 male practitioners at 10% and 2 nonbinary practitioners at 6%. Seton Family of Hospitals appeared twice among notable organizations, indicating activity from a major local health system rather than a single ABA-focused employer. The mix of RBT registrations, limited BCBA representation, and substantial cross-disciplinary activity suggests Austin may see expanding direct-care capacity while supervisory availability remains a workforce constraint.
