Provider Enrollment
For information on hospital/health system applications, please visit our Hospital Enrollment page.
All other providers, including prescribers and physician practices, must apply for enrollment in the Vaya Health network by submitting a completed Provider Contract Request Form. Use this form to:
- Request to enroll in the Vaya open network for physical health and/or closed network for behavioral health, including licensed independent practitioners (LIPs) seeking enrollment as an agency or independently (with your own contract not affiliated with an agency)
- Behavioral health providers only: Request to add a new site
- Behavioral health providers only: Request to add a new service to an existing contract with Vaya
All providers must be enrolled in NCTracks to be eligible for enrollment in the Vaya provider network.
To request to change a site address or other address in an existing contract with Vaya, submit a completed Provider Change Form.
To request to add a new clinician to an existing agency, submit a completed Enrollment Initiation Form (EIF).
Questions? Contact Vaya’s Provider Enrollment Services Team at 1-855-432-9139 or ProviderEnrollment@vayahealth.com.
Network Eligibility
- Behavioral health network: Federal law and our contract with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) allow us to limit participation in our closed network for behavioral health, intellectual/ developmental disability (I/DD), and traumatic brain injury (TBI) providers. These providers are eligible for enrollment only when Vaya has identified a specific service need and must be enrolled in NCTracks. Contract renewal and re-enrollment for behavioral health providers are based on provider performance and other factors outlined in the selection and retention criteria in our Provider Operations Manual.
- Physical health network: Vaya operates an open network for all other willing and qualified provider types, including physical health, pharmacy, Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS), vision, and Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT). Providers must be enrolled in NCTracks.
- Vaya contracts with Modivcare as our NEMT broker. Please contact Modivcare at ncnetwork@modivcare.com to enroll in the Modivcare NEMT network.
- Vaya contracts with Navitus Health Solutions (Navitus) as our pharmacy benefit manager (PBM). Please contact Navitus at 1-866-333-2757 or providerrelations@navitus.com to enroll in the pharmacy network.
- Vaya contracts with Avēsis to manage our vision benefit. Please contact Avēsis at ProviderVisionRecruitment@avesis.com to enroll in the vision network.
Letter of Support
The NC Division of Health Service Regulation requires facilities submitting an initial license application to include a Letter of Support from the LME/MCO in the county where the facility will be located. To request a letter in writing from Vaya, submit the completed Letter of Support Request Form.
Out-of-Network Agreements
Out-of-network (OON) providers are not listed in our Provider Directory and are not eligible for referrals. Vaya will not pay for non-emergency services, including hospital inpatient stays, delivered by a provider who does not have a current network provider contract or OON Agreement with Vaya.
To support OON providers and ensure continuity of care for Behavioral Health and I/DD Tailored Plan members, Vaya will pay OON providers at 100% of the in-network rate for the full first year of Vaya Tailored Plan operations. Thereafter, Vaya has the option to pay OON providers at 90% of the in-network rate.
Note: As of Feb. 1, 2025, all non-contracted providers must have either an OON Enrollment Agreement or a Member-Specific OON Agreement to be reimbursed for services rendered to Vaya members/recipients.
Vaya encourages all OON providers to complete the OON Enrollment Packet to enable access to our Provider Portal for efficient submission of authorization requests and claims. To request a packet, complete the Out-of-Network Enrollment Request Form or email provider.info@vayahealth.com. Please note this agreement does not cover managed behavioral health services.
- NC Innovations Waiver Services
- Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID)
- Enhanced mental health and substance use disorder services
- Child facility-based services (e.g., Day Treatment, Residential Treatment Services)
- State-funded (non-Medicaid) services
- Services funded under the Transition to Community Living (TCL) program