Maine recorded 32 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 0% of the national weekly total reported in the dataset. The registry lists 11 new providers this week and 14 new providers this year, including 21 individuals and 11 organizations. The zero-percent share signals that Maine’s activity is small relative to the national update, although NPI registrations reflect administrative activity rather than confirmed caseloads, staffing levels or appointment availability.
ABA Workforce Mix
The update lists zero BCBA credentials, zero RBT credentials and zero dual BCBA-RBT credentials. That means this snapshot does not show a credentialed ABA workforce, or evidence of BCBA supervisory capacity, among the records counted. Most listed credentials belong to adjacent behavioral health disciplines, including 5 LCSWs, 3 LCPCs, 2 LMSW-CCs and 2 LCPC-Cs. These credential categories can overlap with taxonomy fields and are not mutually exclusive shares of the 32 providers; several records also carry multiple taxonomies or credentials. The absence of BCBA and RBT entries is therefore more important than the broader behavioral health count for assessing ABA staffing.
Demographics and Organizations
Gender data identifies 17 female providers and 4 male providers; no nonbinary providers are reported. The corresponding breakdown is 81% female, 19% male and 0% nonbinary. Portland, Bangor, Brunswick, Saco and Damariscotta are the listed leading cities, indicating activity across both larger service centers and smaller communities. The dataset flags no notable organization appearing multiple times. Seven providers have multiple taxonomies, which further limits simple comparisons between credential totals and provider totals.
Maine’s update suggests a broad but largely non-ABA behavioral health presence, with no recorded BCBA or RBT pipeline to support expanded ABA access in this snapshot.
