Columbus recorded 33 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 20 new providers this week and 22 new providers this year. Records include 30 individuals and three organizations. The city’s activity is concentrated in individual practitioner registrations, but the 0% national share indicates that Columbus represents a limited portion of the week’s reported provider activity. NPI records do not establish whether a provider is actively practicing, accepting patients, staffing a site or offering ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The update identifies no BCBA providers and 1 RBT. No provider is listed with both BCBA and RBT credentials. Because the credential fields and taxonomy fields can overlap, these categories should not be treated as mutually exclusive workforce shares. The absence of a recorded BCBA and the presence of one RBT point to little documented ABA supervisory capacity in this update. For clinics, that pattern would constrain the ability to build technician-led services if the NPI records accurately reflect the local credential mix. The broader registry is more heavily oriented toward case management, social work, counseling and addiction services than behavior analysis. Eight providers have multiple taxonomies, further underscoring that registry categories may describe overlapping professional roles rather than separate groups.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 20 providers, or 67% of the reported workforce. Men account for 10 providers, or 33%; no nonbinary providers are reported. No notable organizations appearing multiple times were identified in the supplied data. Columbus’s weekly registry activity shows a multidisciplinary behavioral health workforce, but the lack of recorded BCBA providers suggests ABA access and clinic expansion may depend on attracting or registering additional supervisory talent.
