Vaya Health Marks One Year of Helping North Carolinians Return Home Safely from Institutional Settings Through “Money Follows the Person” Program
ASHEVILLE, NC – Vaya is pleased to mark the one-year anniversary of its Money Follows the Person (MFP) Transition Coordination program, a statewide initiative launched in collaboration with the NC […]
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More Than a Job: How Work Empowers People with Disabilities
October is Disability Employment Awareness Month, and Vaya Health is honoring those with disabilities who participate in the workforce. For some people with disabilities, participating in the workforce provides personal […]
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Understanding Breast Cancer Screening and Risks: What Everyone Should Know
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women worldwide. According to the American Cancer Society, about 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer […]
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Vaya Health Marks One-Year Anniversary of Hurricane Helene with Continued Commitment to Recovery and Resilience in Western North Carolina
ASHEVILLE, NC – One year after Hurricane Helene brought devastating impacts to western North Carolina, Vaya Health is reflecting on the progress made and reaffirming its commitment to the recovery […]
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“We’re Running Out of Supplies”: Inside the Fight to Protect Children During Helene
Billy West had a problem. The CEO of Daymark Recovery Services was sitting in Lexington, hours away from the flooding and wind from Hurricane Helene that had toppled trees into […]
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