Virginia recorded 217 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, representing 2% of the national weekly total. The registry lists 126 new providers this week, alongside 172 individuals and 45 organizations. Virginia’s share places it among the more active state markets in the update, signaling continued behavioral health business formation and workforce enrollment. NPI activity does not confirm that a provider is accepting patients or that an organization has immediate service capacity.

ABA Workforce Mix

Credential data lists 14 BCBA credentials, 59 RBT credentials and one dual BCBA-RBT credential. These categories overlap and are not mutually exclusive shares of Virginia’s provider total; credential fields and taxonomy fields can describe the same NPI in different ways. The much larger RBT count points to a direct-service workforce that exceeds the identified BCBA supervisory pool. Since BCBAs supervise RBTs, write and adjust treatment plans, and monitor clinical quality, that pattern suggests supervision capacity may constrain how quickly ABA organizations can convert technician recruitment into expanded caseloads. The registry also includes 39 providers with multiple taxonomies, reinforcing the need to interpret counts as registry classifications rather than a clean headcount by role.

Demographics and Activity

Among individuals, 154 are female, 11 are male and seven are nonbinary, corresponding to 90%, 6% and 4%. The gender counts total 172, matching the individual-provider count. Listed activity spans Alexandria, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Fairfax and Ashburn, with substantial representation across Northern Virginia and major population centers. A Little Healing LLC appears twice, the only organization identified as recurring in the notable-organization data.

Virginia’s expanding RBT presence suggests potential for broader ABA access, but the smaller BCBA pool makes supervisory recruitment a central workforce trend to watch.