UTAH AUTISM ACADEMY is effectively a single‑payer Medicaid provider with no Medicare billing on file; its lifetime Medicaid revenue is $8.2M and there is explicitly no Medicare revenue to compare, indicating operations focused entirely on state Medicaid behavioral health services. The practice has an NPI enumeration date of 2013-12-09 (~13 years ago), establishing more than a decade of active participation in Medicaid reimbursement for developmental disability services. Revenue is highly concentrated in a small set of service codes: the precomputed top three Medicaid codes account for 97.0% of the provider’s total Medicaid revenue, signaling dependence on a narrow set of billable procedures for the bulk of income. The single largest revenue driver is 97153, which generated $5.8M (70.7% of Medicaid revenue) across 24.2K claims at an average $238 paid/claim; this positions the provider as a sizable in-state deliverer of technician‑administered adaptive behavior treatment (rank #8 of 29, 75th percentile), consistent with a service model that relies heavily on technician‑delivered, face‑to‑face ABA interventions. The second and third revenue drivers—0364T ($1.5M, 18.2% of Medicaid revenue; 7.4K claims, rank #3 of 12, 82nd percentile) and 97155 ($666.1K, 8.2% of Medicaid revenue; 11.5K claims, rank #4 of 29, 89th percentile)—both represent higher‑level behavior treatment and clinician‑delivered adaptive behavior services, indicating a mixed staffing model with both technicians and qualified professionals contributing to care delivery. Competitive standing by code is modest to strong in-state: the provider ranks in mid-to-high percentiles for key codes (75th for 97153, 82nd for 0364T, 89th for 97155), which suggests it is a meaningful regional participant but not the single dominant provider statewide for these services. There are notable coding volume observations beyond top revenues: 97154 shows 17.9K claims but low average payment ($11) and $196.4K revenue and is unique in the state sample (ranks #1 of 1), implying the provider may use group‑format technician sessions that are reimbursed at much lower rates per claim; several other codes (0368T, 97151, 97156, 0359T) represent small revenue slices and typical or low percentile ranks, consistent with a focused service mix rather than broad clinical diversification. Overall, the provider’s business profile is that of a specialized developmental disabilities/day training agency with long tenure, heavy reliance on technician‑delivered ABA services for Medicaid reimbursement, and a concentrated revenue base that exposes it to changes in reimbursement or utilization for a very small set of codes.