Vaya Health

In a crisis, it can feel overwhelming. When you call Vaya’s 24/7 Behavioral Health Crisis Line, trained professionals are there to listen and help you take the next step. Call 1-800-849-6127 if you or someone you love is in a mental health crisis: vayahealth.com/get-help/crisi…

Some brain injuries are not visible. Someone can look “fine” and still live with memory, energy, or emotional changes that affect daily life. During Brain Injury Awareness Month, learn how individuals can connect with supports and services across NC: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

Lina hopes for small things most families take for granted, like time to rest or an afternoon alone with her son. The Irby family measures time in years of care after a life-changing accident. Read their stories and see how Vaya supports caregivers: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

For April Dishman, earning her GED became a turning point—proof that her past did not define her future. With support from Vaya Health, she found the confidence to keep going and build a life rooted in purpose and service. Read April’s full story here: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

Heart health is shaped by the realities people carry every day. During Heart Health Month, Vaya Health is highlighting how prevention, coordinated care, and whole person health can reduce risk and improve long-term outcomes. Read more: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

Vaya Health is allowing early prescription refills for Medicaid members through Jan. 30 to help ensure you have the medication you need during the upcoming storm. Contact your pharmacy or health care provider to make the request and check vayahealth.com for updated info.

A recent North Carolina Health News article explores Vaya Health’s Youth and Family Partners program. The Youth Partners bring firsthand lived experience that helps them mentor young people struggling with the same issues they once faced. Read more: northcarolinahealthnews.org/2026/01/27/you…

With cold weather impacting communities across North Carolina, we want people to know where they can find a safe, warm place to stay if needed. View the NCReady.gov list of current shelter locations and updates here: readync.gov/stay-informed/…

The full Spotlight Carolina segment featuring Vaya Health’s Lindsay Frye and Carol Allison is now available to watch. Learn more about Money Follows the Person and how Vaya Health supports individuals returning to community living: vayahealth.com/benefits-servi…

Ahead of the winter storm, Vaya Health is allowing early prescription refills for Medicaid members. Contact your pharmacy or provider if needed. Behavioral health crisis help is available through Vaya Health’s Behavioral Health Crisis Line is available 24/7 at 1-800-849-6127.

On MLK Day, we reflect on Dr. King’s legacy of service, justice, and respect for all individuals. In observance of the holiday, our offices are closed. If you or someone you care about is experiencing a crisis, call our 24/7Behavioral Health Crisis Line at 1-800-849-6127.

Radon is an invisible health risk that can be present in homes across North Carolina without warning. Learn why testing matters, who may be at higher risk, and how simple prevention steps can protect lung health: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

Vaya Health’s Lindsay Frye and Carol Allison will be featured on WLOS News 13 Spotlight Carolina on Jan. 18 and Jan. 21 to discuss Money Follows the Person. Learn more about this program: vayahealth.com/benefits-servi…

Glaucoma is a leading cause of preventable vision loss and often develops without early symptoms. Regular eye exams can help detect changes sooner and protect long-term eye health. Learn more from the National Eye Institute: nei.nih.gov/learn-about-ey…

Our offices will be closed on Jan. 1 in observance of the New Year holiday. If you or someone you care about is in crisis, support is available 24/7 through Vaya Health’s Behavioral Health Crisis Line at 1-800-849-6127. We wish everyone a safe and restful start to the new year.

Wishing you peace and rest this holiday season. It’s normal to experience a range of emotions as the year ends. If you or someone you care about needs support or ideas for staying well, SAMHSA has practical tips here: samhsa.gov/blog/supportin…

Our offices will be closed December 24 through December 26 for the Christmas holiday. If you or someone you care about is in crisis, support is available 24/7 through Vaya Health’s Behavioral Health Crisis Line at 1-800-849-6127. We hope everyone has a safe and restful holiday.

The holiday season can bring joy and connection along with stress that affects your routines, mood, and overall well-being. We know holiday stress is real, and taking time to prepare can help you protect your mental health. Learn more: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

We are proud to announce that Vaya Health has achieved full NCQA Health Plan Accreditation. This accreditation reflects strong systems and consistent practices that support quality care for the people and communities we serve. Learn more: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

Alamance Behavioral Health Center is marking three years of service to the community. Since opening, the center has expanded access to urgent behavioral health care, crisis support, and peer services while helping reduce emergency room visits. Learn more: vayahealth.com/news-and-stori…

Vaya Health CEO Tracy Hayes is being recognized for leading western North Carolina’s long-term recovery after Hurricane Helene. Vaya’s leadership shows that disaster recovery is best led by those rooted in the community. Read more: bizjournals.com/triangle/news/…