North Carolina had 369 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 4% of the national weekly total. That share places the state among meaningful contributors to this week’s registry activity, but NPI records reflect enrollment, not confirmed hiring, staffing levels or appointment availability. The update includes 293 individuals and 76 organizations.

ABA Workforce Mix

The credential summary lists 29 BCBAs, 79 RBTs and 6 providers with both BCBA and RBT credentials. These categories overlap: dual-credential providers may be counted in both credential totals, so they should not be added as separate groups. The RBT count is nearly three times the BCBA count. That technician-heavy profile suggests a larger pool for direct service than for supervision; BCBAs supervise RBTs, so the balance of available supervisors can shape how effectively agencies deploy their technician workforce. One provider is listed with LBA and BCBA credentials, reflecting the state license layered onto the BCBA credential.

Demographics and Organizations

The registry reports 242 female providers (83%), 33 male providers (11%) and 18 nonbinary providers (6%). These figures cover the provider population overall, not ABA practitioners alone. Among notable organizations, NOVA IC, Inc. appears 9 times, while OurHealth Professional Physician Group, LLC appears 3 times and Coastal Horizons Center Inc. appears twice. Multiple records for an organization do not necessarily represent distinct clinics or ABA programs.

With RBT records outnumbering BCBA records and a prominent organization appearing repeatedly, the update points to a workforce in which maintaining sufficient supervisory capacity will matter as North Carolina seeks to expand ABA access.