Delaware has 17 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing a reported 0% of the national weekly total. That share indicates the state accounts for a very small fraction of newly tracked national activity, though the registry figures describe records rather than verified hiring, staffing levels or service availability. The update includes 9 new this week and 11 new this year; 11 are individuals and 6 are organizations.
ABA credential mix
The credential summary lists 4 RBTs and no BCBAs or dual BCBA-RBT credentials. That leaves no BCBA records in this update to indicate supervisory capacity, despite the RBT entries. Because BCBAs supervise RBTs, the data does not show a recorded BCBA-to-RBT supervisory pipeline among these providers. The remaining credential entries include two LPCMHs, one person with MS, LCDP and LPCMH credentials, and one LCSW. Credential and taxonomy classifications can overlap; the listed credential categories should not be treated as mutually exclusive workforce shares. Five providers have multiple taxonomies, another reason not to interpret classification totals as separate groups.
Demographics and geography
Gender data lists 6 female providers, or 55%; 4 male providers, or 36%; and 1 nonbinary provider, or 9%. These figures cover the listed provider population, not necessarily ABA practitioners alone. No notable organizations are identified, and no organization appears repeatedly among the provider records. Wilmington appears most often in the listed locations, while Newark, Milford, Dover and Historic New Castle also appear. The records span behavioral health and other provider types, including counseling, social work and care coordination, so the total is not an ABA-only count.
Delaware’s update shows RBT records without BCBA records, suggesting that any expansion of ABA access reflected here would need supervisory capacity not captured in this weekly snapshot.
