Orlando's behavioral health sector saw 15 new providers registered in the latest CMS NPI registry update, bringing the city's total to 29 providers. This represents 0% of the national weekly total, with 28 individuals and 1 organization contributing to the local workforce. This consistent activity signals ongoing development in the region's behavioral health landscape.
ABA Credential Mix
Among individual practitioners, Applied Behavior Analysis professionals form a significant segment. The data shows 4 BCBAs and 16 RBTs. It is important to note that these credential counts are not mutually exclusive, as 2 providers hold dual BCBA and RBT credentials, indicating a common career progression from direct service to supervisory roles. With a ratio of one BCBA for every four RBTs, Orlando's ABA workforce exhibits a lean supervisory structure, which is crucial for delivering high-quality ABA services. Additionally, other behavioral health specialists include 2 LCSWs, 1 M.D., 1 LMHC, and 1 MSW, RCSWI.
Workforce Demographics
The individual provider workforce in Orlando is predominantly female, with 24 female providers making up 86% of the total. Male providers account for 3 individuals or 11%, and 1 provider identifies as nonbinary, representing 4%. No major multi-state ABA chains or corporate headquarters significantly skewed these numbers in this update, suggesting a locally driven market. This snapshot suggests a growing, albeit supervision-intensive, ABA workforce in Orlando, indicating continued efforts to meet local demand for behavioral health services.
