Indianapolis has 31 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with a reported share of 0% of the national weekly total. The registry records 10 new providers this week and 14 this year; 20 records are individuals and 11 are organizations. The reported share indicates Indianapolis accounts for a very small portion of national weekly activity, though the supplied figure is rounded and does not show the underlying national count. NPI listings identify registered providers, not necessarily active practitioners, open appointments or ABA service locations.
ABA Credential Mix
The data lists three BCBA credentials and six RBT credentials, with two providers holding both. These counts overlap: dual-credential providers are included in both categories, so the figures are not mutually exclusive workforce shares. The RBT count is larger, suggesting a greater listed technician presence than BCBA supervisory capacity. In ABA, RBTs deliver direct services under BCBA supervision, so a comparatively smaller BCBA pool may limit the ability to expand or supervise direct-care teams; registry records do not establish current roles. Five providers have multiple taxonomies, another reason not to treat credential and taxonomy counts as separate shares.
Workforce Demographics
Among the 20 individuals, 17 are listed as female, two as male and one as nonbinary. These counts describe listed individuals, not all workers in the city’s behavioral health system. OurHealth Physicians Group, LLC appears four times, while Everside Health, LLC appears three times. Both are organizations with repeated records, not necessarily separate service sites or ABA providers. The registry also includes behavioral health credentials beyond BCBA and RBT, including LCSW and LMHC listings. Overall, Indianapolis’s records suggest technician activity alongside a smaller BCBA pool, making supervisory capacity an important consideration for ABA access as provider activity changes.
