Join AZOVA

Behavioral Health Coordinator Network Application

Apply to participate in AZOVA's nationwide provider network. Complete the application below and a network contracting specialist will contact you.

Provider services

Behavioral Health Coordinator

Guiding patients into care

Behavioral Health Intake Coordinators play a critical role in ensuring patients receive the right care at the right time. As part of the AZOVA network, coordinators serve as the first point of contact for patients seeking behavioral health support, conducting virtual intake assessments, gathering clinical and psychosocial information, and helping match patients with appropriate providers and care pathways. Through secure video and digital tools, coordinators support patients with empathy, clarity, and efficiency—reducing barriers to care and improving access to services.

By joining AZOVA, you’ll be embedded in an integrated care ecosystem where behavioral health, medical care, and prevention work together. With built-in workflows, administrative support, and collaboration tools, intake coordinators help streamline onboarding, support continuity of care, and ensure patients feel supported from their very first interaction.

Step 1 of 2

Your contact details

We'll use this information to contact you about participating in the AZOVA network.

Before you continue

We'll use the information you provide to contact you. The remainder of this application is used for pre-credentialing, and the provider recruitment team will reach out shortly.

Your application is handled securely.

What happens next

1. 01Submit your contact information and pre-credentialing details.
2. 02Our provider recruitment team reviews your application.
3. 03A network contracting specialist contacts you about the next steps.

Application documents

Have your government-issued photo ID, resume or CV, and board certification ready before you begin.

For licensed behavioral health coordinators

This application is for behavioral health coordinators licensed to practice in the United States or Puerto Rico.