Orlando had 27 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, with its reported share of the national weekly total listed as 0%. The data do not provide the national count, so the share signals only that Orlando represents a very small portion of weekly registry activity as reported. The update includes 9 new this week and 14 new this year; 24 records are individuals and 3 are organizations. NPI listings do not establish whether providers are actively practicing, accepting patients or delivering ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry reports 5 BCBA providers and 10 RBT providers, including 2 dual-credential providers counted in both categories. These figures overlap and should not be treated as separate workforce shares. The larger RBT count points to more listed technician-level capacity than BCBA capacity, which may leave a comparatively smaller pool available for supervision. Dual BCBA-RBT credentials can indicate career progression, though the registry does not show current job duties. The data also list a BCABA and several other behavioral health credentials, so the overall provider count is not exclusively an ABA workforce count.
Workforce Demographics
Women make up 18 providers, or 75% of the reported individuals; the registry lists 5 men (21%) and 1 nonbinary provider (4%). No organization appears multiple times among the notable organizations supplied, and none is identified as notable. The registry reports 5 providers with multiple taxonomies, another reason not to add credential or taxonomy counts as though they describe distinct people. Orlando’s listed RBT-to-BCBA balance suggests that expanding supervisory capacity could matter for sustaining ABA access as direct-care staffing grows.
