For Providers
Your partnership,
our mission.
DWIHN supports the Wayne County behavioral health network with credentialing assistance, clinical consultation, training opportunities, and the administrative tools providers need to deliver exceptional care.
How We Support You
Built for provider success
DWIHN invests in its network partners with hands-on support across three core areas.
Clinical Support
Access clinical consultation, care coordination guidance, and best-practice resources. Our clinical team partners with you to improve member outcomes across Wayne County.
- Clinical consultation line
- Care coordination support
- Evidence-based practice resources
Training & Development
Stay current with mandated training, CIT certification, and continuing education opportunities designed to strengthen your clinical practice and meet DWIHN standards.
- CIT Officer Training (40-hour)
- Mandatory reporter certification
- Cultural competency training
Administrative Tools
Streamline credentialing, billing, and contract management with dedicated administrative support and the resources you need to keep operations running smoothly.
- Credentialing assistance
- Billing and claims support
- Contract and compliance guidance
Provider Sections
Where do you need to go?
Provider Support Services
Credentialing, billing support, clinical consultation, and contract assistance for active DWIHN network providers.
Residential Providers
Resources for DWIHN-contracted residential mental health and substance use disorder programs serving Wayne County.
Provider Newsletter
Stay informed with DWIHN policy updates, training opportunities, compliance notices, and network news.
CIT Training
Crisis Intervention Team training for law enforcement and behavioral health professionals. 40-hour certification program.
Managed Care Operations
Utilization management, quality improvement, compliance, and residential services coordination for DWIHN network providers.
Provider Videos
Provider Profile Videos
View All VideosMeet the providers in our behavioral health network.
External Resources
General Provider Resources
Key external resources, state and federal portals, and DWIHN documents to support your practice.
Apply to be a Provider of Autism Services
Seeking qualified providers/vendors to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services for children age 0 to 21 residing in Wayne County.
Child Welfare Licensing (MDHHS)
Licensing rules and resources for foster care and child-welfare providers in Michigan.
Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Adult foster care and homes for the aged.
Apply for an NPI Number
Online portal to apply for your National Provider Identifier (NPI) number.
Register for System of Award Management
U.S. government site for entity registration to apply for federal contracts and grants.
How to Register and Download Your Business Entity SAM Registration
Step-by-step guide to register your business entity and download your SAM registration certificate.
Provider New Hire Staff Form
Request access to MHWIN for new provider staff members. Completed by business owners, HR, management, or staff file maintenance personnel.
Provider Rate Sheets
Provider services rate sheets for services offered by DWIHN providers.
Michigan Mental Health Code
State law establishing rights, responsibilities, and regulation of mental-health services in Michigan.
Michigan Public Health Code
Statute governing public-health regulation, licensing, and oversight of health agencies in Michigan.
Provider Training
Training for the DWIHN provider network at the DWIHN online training site DWCTraining.com.
Provider Relations Team
Questions about your contract, billing, or credentialing?
Our Provider Relations team is here to support active and prospective DWIHN network providers. Reach out, we respond promptly.