Maine recorded 40 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 10 providers added this week and 11 added this year, alongside 30 individuals and 10 organizations. Maine’s zero-percent share signals that its activity is small relative to the national update, even as new registrations continue across behavioral health, counseling, addiction services and allied care. NPI activity does not necessarily confirm active clinical capacity, payer contracting or available appointments.
ABA Workforce Mix
The registry identifies 3 BCBA credentials and 1 RBT credential, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials. These credential counts overlap with other credential and taxonomy fields and should not be treated as mutually exclusive shares of Maine’s provider total. Two additional records list BCBA among broader credentials: one LCSW, BCBA and one MS, BCBA. The small BCBA count relative to the RBT count is not a meaningful direct-service-to-supervisor ratio here, but it does point to limited visible ABA supervisory capacity in this weekly registry snapshot. BCBAs are responsible for assessment, treatment planning and RBT supervision, making their presence important for expanding services.
Demographics and Provider Activity
Gender data identifies 26 female providers, 4 male providers and no nonbinary providers, corresponding to 87%, 13% and 0%. The counts cover the 30 individual providers, not organizations. Portland, Lewiston, South Portland, Raymond and Scarborough are the listed centers of activity. Androscoggin Home Health Services, Inc. appears four times, with records spanning psychology, speech-language pathology, addiction counseling and clinical social work. Twelve providers have multiple taxonomies, reinforcing that registry entries may represent broader, overlapping clinical roles.
Maine’s limited BCBA footprint suggests that ABA access will depend on building supervisory capacity as well as recruiting direct-service staff.
