Jacksonville recorded 24 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update. The data reports a 0% share of the national weekly total, indicating that Jacksonville represents a limited portion of new nationwide registry activity despite having a broad mix of behavioral health and allied professionals. The total includes 20 individuals and 4 organizations.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 3 BCBAs and 5 RBTs, with no providers holding both credentials. Because credential and taxonomy fields can overlap, these categories should not be treated as mutually exclusive measures of the entire workforce. The reported mix equates to fewer than two RBTs per BCBA, suggesting that supervisory capacity may be relatively constrained if these providers are actively delivering ABA services. Five providers also reported multiple taxonomies, further indicating that some practitioners hold roles spanning behavioral health and related disciplines.
Workforce Demographics
Jacksonville’s individual workforce is predominantly female: 18 practitioners, or 90%, are listed as female, while 2 practitioners, or 10%, are listed as male. No providers were listed as nonbinary. No organization appeared multiple times in the update, so the data does not indicate a dominant employer or multi-state chain driving registrations. The presence of mental health counselors, speech-language pathologists, social workers, and physical therapy professionals alongside ABA roles points to a multidisciplinary provider base, while the limited BCBA count may affect access as demand for supervised ABA services grows.
