TRIUMPH, INC. is essentially a Medicaid-focused Community/Behavioral Health Agency: it reports no Medicare revenue on file and $10.9M in lifetime Medicaid revenue, making its operations effectively single-payer (Medicaid) in scale. The provider's NPI was enumerated on 2020-10-16 (~6 years ago), indicating a relatively recent enrollment compared with long-established agencies but enough tenure to have built substantive Medicaid billing activity. Revenue concentration is high: the top 3 Medicaid codes account for 88.7% of the provider's total Medicaid revenue, indicating the business is heavily dependent on a small set of service lines for the majority of its income. The largest single revenue driver is T2016 (Habilitation, residential, waiver; per diem) with $5.3M (48.5% of Medicaid revenue) and 15.3K claims, which suggests the provider operates substantial residential habilitation services and that per-diem residential supports are its core service offering. T2021 (Day habilitation, waiver; per 15 minutes) is the second major driver with $3M (27.2% of Medicaid revenue) and 15.3K claims, reinforcing a service mix focused on habilitation across both residential and day program settings rather than clinical outpatient procedures. Additional significant codes are W0715 and W0725, together contributing roughly 23.6% of Medicaid revenue ($1.4M and $1.2M respectively) with relatively high average paid-per-claim values; these codes are lower-ranked within the state (both in the low percentiles), which indicates TRIUMPH’s use of these higher-paid codes is material to its own revenue but not reflective of statewide market dominance for those service elements. State competitive standing for the top habilitation codes is modest: TRIUMPH ranks #16 of 29 providers for T2016 (46th percentile) and #22 of 26 for T2021 (16th percentile), meaning its volumes on these primary habilitation services are typical to below-typical relative to in-state peers rather than market-leading. Lower-volume codes such as W0200 and T2019 together represent a negligible share of revenue (0.5% and 0.2% respectively) and rank in the mid-to-low percentiles statewide, underscoring that the provider’s financial profile is concentrated in a few habilitation-driven service lines rather than a broad mix of Medicaid procedures. Overall, TRIUMPH’s billing pattern and code mix point to a focused habilitation/residential provider with concentrated Medicaid revenue from a small set of waiver-based services, modest statewide standing on those codes, and no Medicare participation to diversify payer mix.