The San Fernando Valley had 67 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, accounting for 1% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 42 new this week and 45 new this year; records include 62 individuals and 5 organizations. That concentration points to notable provider activity, but NPI listings do not confirm that practitioners are actively seeing patients or delivering ABA services.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry reports 6 BCBA providers and 33 RBT providers, with no dual BCBA-RBT credentials reported. These credential categories should not be treated as mutually exclusive shares, though the listed dual-credential count is zero. The larger RBT count indicates more listed direct-care practitioners than behavior analysts available to supervise them, a potential constraint on service capacity if BCBA availability does not keep pace. The registry also reports 11 providers with multiple taxonomies; taxonomy counts can overlap and should not be added as separate people.
Workforce and Geography
Women account for 35 providers (56%), men for 16 (26%), and nonbinary providers for 11 (18%). The data does not identify a notable organization appearing multiple times. Van Nuys leads the listed cities with 30 providers, followed by Glendale with 7, Tarzana with 6, Sherman Oaks with 5 and Pacoima with 4. Those city counts describe registry locations, not confirmed service sites. The combination of a much larger RBT pool than BCBA pool suggests that expanding ABA access in the Valley may depend on strengthening supervisory capacity alongside direct-care staffing.
