Denver recorded 50 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total recorded in the dataset. The registry lists 23 new providers this week and 31 new this year, including 34 individuals and 16 organizations. The combination of recent registrations and organizational activity points to an active behavioral health market, although the reported national share rounds to zero and should not be read as evidence that Denver has no national presence.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry identifies 8 BCBAs and 9 RBTs, with 2 dual credentials held by providers listed as both BCBA and RBT. Those categories overlap, so the counts cannot be added as separate people or treated as mutually exclusive shares. The near-even BCBA-to-RBT mix suggests a relatively substantial supervisory base compared with the direct-care workforce represented in this update. Still, NPI registrations do not show whether providers are accepting clients, working full time or serving the same employer. The registry also reports 15 multi-taxonomy providers, another reason taxonomy and credential categories may overlap.
Workforce Demographics
Women account for 26 providers, or 76% of the reported workforce. Men account for 7 providers, or 21%, while 1 nonbinary provider represents 3%. Autism Behavioral Ventures LLC appears twice among notable organizations, with registrations under both psychologist and BCBA taxonomies; that repetition reflects multiple NPI records rather than necessarily two separate operating locations. Overall, Denver’s mix suggests continued ABA and broader behavioral health activity, with supervisory capacity and new registrations supporting potential gains in access while workforce availability remains unmeasured.
