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Vaya Provider Central
The work you do providing services is paramount in our community, but not easy. You hear people’s stories and advocate for their mental and physical health – all while training staff, writing notes, submitting SARs, educating yourself on evidence-based practices and much more. This takes resilience and support.

We have designed this site to help support you and provide easy access to the information you need. Questions? Call the Provider Help Line at 828-225-2785., ext. 1512, or email provider.info@vayahealth.com.
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Provider Learning Lab
We want to make it easy for our providers to do business with us and to continue their professional development. Our Provider Learning Lab provides resources, forms and tools to keep you informed, increase the ease of doing business and impart knowledge about the future of healthcare in North Carolina and beyond.
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#CareForNC
When we work together to make sure everyone can reach their potential, we all benefit. We're proud to be part of North Carolina's public behavioral health system, and we’re excited to join in the Partnership for Community Well-Being.
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Live trainings and events

In Person Trainings

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ONLINE TRAINING: NC-TOPPS

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Available 24/7

The people you serve, and their families, can call for help in a crisis or if they need immediate help. Our toll-free Access to Care Line is available 24/7 at 1-800-849-6127. Hearing-impaired? For NC Relay, dial 711.

Tiene una crisis? ¿Necesita ayuda inmediata? Llame al 1-800-849-6127. (Llamada gratuita 24/7)

Whole-person care

We know many things can affect health – from medical conditions or mental health concerns to housing, food and employment needs. Our care coordinators work with providers of both physical and mental health. Learn more about Vaya Total Care which is our approach to whole-person care.

Supported Living: Making the difference


Through Supported Living, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD) may live in their own homes with only the supports that they choose.

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Transitions to Community Living

Safe, stable housing promotes long-term recovery. TCLI allows eligible people with serious mental illness the opportunity to live in the home and community of their choice.

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