California recorded 28 behavioral health provider deactivations during the week of September 7 through September 13, representing 17% of the national total. The registry lists 27 individuals and one organization. The update covers administrative changes to NPI records and does not by itself establish that a provider has stopped practicing or that a license action occurred.
Credential Breakdown
Registered Behavior Technicians were the largest retired taxonomy, with 7 records, or 25% of California’s total. Mental Health Counselors and Addiction (Substance Use Disorder) Counselors each accounted for 5 records, or 18%. Clinical Social Workers accounted for 4 records, or 14%, while Psychologists accounted for 2, or 7%. The leading categories span behavioral technicians, counselors and social workers rather than one single provider type.
City Concentration
San Francisco had the most deactivations, with 3. Anaheim and Fresno each had 2. Santa Monica and Vacaville each had 1. The listed locations show some activity in major and regional California cities, but the city counts are dispersed across the broader set of records rather than concentrated in one location. City and taxonomy distributions describe the records in this weekly update, not workforce size or service availability.
California’s weekly NPI deactivation data provides a registry snapshot, and individual records require separate verification before being interpreted as changes in the active behavioral health workforce.
