New York recorded 393 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 4% of the national weekly total. That concentration places the state among significant contributors to weekly registry activity, though NPI records do not confirm hiring, staffing levels or appointment availability. The update lists 199 providers added this week and 219 this year; 335 are individuals and 58 are organizations.

ABA workforce mix

The credential summary lists 25 BCBAs and 30 RBTs, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials reported. The categories should not be treated as mutually exclusive: credential labels and taxonomy classifications can overlap, and 83 providers have multiple taxonomies. Still, the reported RBT count modestly exceeds the BCBA count. Because BCBAs supervise RBTs, this close tally suggests the registry does not show a large technician pool relative to listed supervisors—but it cannot establish actual supervision capacity or whether providers practice ABA. One BCBA also holds an LBA credential, a state license layered on top of BCBA certification.

Demographics and organizations

Women make up 279 providers, or 83%; men account for 50, or 15%; and nonbinary providers total 6, or 2%. These figures cover the listed provider population, not ABA workers alone. United Helpers Care Inc. is the only organization named multiple times in the notable-organizations field, with 2 records. The listed leading cities are New York, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Staten Island and Rochester.

The update shows broad behavioral-health activity but a limited reported BCBA-RBT pool, underscoring that ABA access depends on both workforce growth and sufficient supervisory coverage.