The San Fernando Valley has 64 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, equal to 1% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 43 new providers this week and 47 this year; 58 are individuals and six are organizations. The concentration signals a substantial local registry presence, though NPI records do not confirm active practice, patient availability or ABA service delivery.
ABA Credential Mix
The registry lists 6 BCBA providers and 37 RBT providers, with one person carrying both credentials. Because the dual-credential provider is included in both counts, these categories overlap and should not be read as separate workforce shares. The much larger RBT count points to a workforce weighted toward direct-care roles, while the smaller BCBA group is the listed pool for clinical oversight and supervision. The figures suggest potential supervisory capacity may be a constraint as RBT activity grows, but credentials alone do not establish current job duties. Ten providers have multiple taxonomies, further underscoring that registry categories can overlap.
Workforce and Local Distribution
Women account for 35 listed providers (60%), men 14 (24%), and nonbinary providers nine (16%). The data identifies no notable organization appearing multiple times. Van Nuys leads the listed cities with 22 providers, followed by Sherman Oaks with nine, Glendale with seven, Tarzana with five, and North Hollywood with four. These are registry address counts, not confirmed clinic or service locations. Taken together, the update suggests a sizable direct-care workforce spread across Valley communities, with access dependent in part on whether the smaller BCBA pool can support supervision and treatment planning.
