New York recorded **11 NPI deactivations** for behavioral health providers this week, representing **7% of the national total**. This total included **9 individual providers** and **2 organizations**, reflecting administrative changes in the federal NPPES registry for the week of July 13-19, 2026.
Credential and City Overview
The most frequently deactivated credential was Clinical Social Worker, accounting for **5 records**, or 45% of the total. Mental Health Counselors followed with **3 deactivations**, making up 27%. Other credentials included Day Training/Habilitation Specialist, Psychologist, and Speech-Language Pathologist, each with **1 deactivation**. Geographically, **5 deactivations** were associated with New York City. Additional cities with deactivations included Brooklyn, Perry, Chappaqua, and Staten Island, each recording one deactivation. This concentration in New York City suggests a higher volume of providers within that metropolitan area, encompassing a range of behavioral health specialties.
NPI deactivations are administrative status changes in the federal NPPES registry. They do not by themselves indicate a license action or that a provider has stopped practicing, but rather reflect updates to provider information within the system.
