Denver recorded 58 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 1% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 31 new providers this week and 37 new providers this year. With 42 individuals and 16 organizations, Denver’s concentration signals an active regional behavioral health market, although the total includes several service lines beyond ABA.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry identifies 4 BCBA providers and 6 RBT providers, plus 1 dual-credentialed provider holding both BCBA and RBT credentials. These categories overlap: the dual-credentialed provider is included in both counts and should not be added as a separate practitioner. The resulting BCBA-to-RBT relationship is roughly 1:1.5, suggesting a relatively limited supervisory pool for direct-care ABA staff if all listed RBTs are active in ABA delivery. The update also reports 18 providers with multiple taxonomies, a count that likewise may overlap with credential categories and reflects Denver’s broader multidisciplinary workforce.
Workforce Demographics
Among the reported workforce, 37 providers are female, representing 88%; 4 providers are male, representing 10%; and 1 provider is nonbinary, representing 2%. No organizations appeared multiple times in the notable-organizations field, so the update does not identify a dominant employer pattern. Action Behavior Centers Therapy LLC appears in the registry, alongside other behavioral health agencies and ABA organizations, but the data does not establish workforce size by employer. Denver’s expanding registrations point to growing behavioral health activity, while the small BCBA base underscores the importance of strengthening supervision capacity as ABA access develops.
