Denver recorded 54 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 1% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 33 new providers this week and 35 new providers this year. Records include 39 individuals and 15 organizations, indicating activity from both practitioners and behavioral health entities. That concentration signals a meaningful local provider presence, although NPI records do not confirm whether a provider is actively practicing, accepting patients, staffing a site or offering ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry identifies 2 BCBA providers and 17 RBT providers, with no providers listed as holding dual BCBA and RBT credentials. These credential categories should not be treated as a complete or mutually exclusive workforce breakdown: seven providers have multiple taxonomies, and other records carry counseling, social work, psychology and speech-language credentials. The ratio points to a much larger direct-care RBT pool than BCBA supervisory capacity. For ABA operators, that imbalance can limit caseload growth if additional RBT staffing is not matched by enough BCBAs to oversee services. The counts also reflect registry classifications rather than confirmed employment relationships or current supervision assignments.
Workforce Demographics
Among the reported workforce, 25 providers are women, representing 64%; 10 are men, representing 26%; and four are nonbinary, representing 10%. Two organizations appear multiple times in the update: MARATHON HEALTH, LLC is listed three times, while JONI HANDRAN LLC appears twice. Overall, the update suggests Denver has expanding behavioral health activity and a strong RBT presence, but access to ABA services may depend on increasing BCBA capacity alongside direct-care growth.
