HEALTHIER.
COMMUNITY.
OVP HEALTH is a multi-faceted, physician-owned company that provides an extensive range of emergency department and hospitalist staffing and management services; offers CARF-accredited inpatient and outpatient medication-assisted treatment and counseling services; OVP Family foster care services; and operates primary care and after-hours medical facilities throughout West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, and Virginia.
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Emergency and Hospitalist Medicine
Primary Care
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Foster Services
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Corporate Office: 300-B Eighth Street,
Suite 201 Huntington, WV 25701
For specific office contact details,
please refer to our locations.
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What if one loving home could change a child's life forever?
This week on our Life, Learning & Lemonade podcast, host Cledus T Judd talks with Greg Thompson, President of OVP Family, about the growing need for foster and adoptive families across Appalachia, the rewards of helping children find stability, and why every child deserves a safe place to call home.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation about hope, healing, and creating forever families.
🎧 Listen or watch wherever you get your podcasts:
Apple Podcasts - apple.co/4xLLwqI
Spotify - bit.ly/45UxsiW
YouTube - bit.ly/4y6cwRY
💙 Learn how you can make a difference at ovpfamily.com or call 304-999-KIDS. ...
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Holiday Office Closure Notice
All OVP Health outpatient and corporate offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, September 8, at 8:00 a.m.
We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend! ...
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Holiday Office Closure Notice
All OVP Health outpatient and corporate offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, September 8, at 8:00 a.m.
We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend! ...
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Addiction can strip away a person's sense of identity, leaving them feeling lost, isolated, and hopeless.
In the latest episode of Life, Learning & Lemonade, Cledus T Judd and OVP Health Recovery Center's Peer Support Supervisor, Danny Smalley, discuss what it really takes to recover, from understanding self-worth and setting goals to finding the support and connections that make lasting recovery possible.
🎙️ Watch or listen to the full episode on OVP Health's YouTube, Facebook, Apple Podcasts and Spotify channels.
👉 Know someone who needs help? Share this episode with them. Early conversations can make a lasting difference, and help is available through OVP Health.
Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-learning-and-lemonade/id6799175071
Spotify - open.spotify.com/show/03437xLVb0AK619i2YCYhb?si=3e6df20a37f64046https://open.spotify.com/show/034...
YouTube - youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXcY2LeFp4kw&si=dz0Gz_l1KcMYKEJYhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=... ...
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Every overdose loss is more than a statistic. It's a son, daughter, parent, friend, or loved one.
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day and we honor those we've lost, stand with grieving families and remind anyone struggling that recovery is possible.
Recognizing substance use in a friend or family member can be difficult, especially when changes happen gradually.
Substance use disorder is a medical condition, not a moral failing.
Early support and treatment can make a significant difference in recover y and long-term health.
Here are some simple signs to watch for:
Changes in Behavior
• Becoming secretive or dishonest
• Avoiding family, friends, or activities they once enjoyed
• Sudden mood swings, irritability, or anger
• Lack of motivation or interest in responsibilities
• Frequent financial problems or asking for money
Physical Warning Signs
• Bloodshot or glazed eyes
• Unusual weight loss or weight gain
• Changes in sleeping habits
• Poor hygiene or appearance
• Frequent nosebleeds, shaking, or slurred speech
Changes at Work or School
• Missing work, school, or appointments
• Declining performance or grades
• Increased absenteeism
• Loss of interest in career or educational goals
Signs at Home
• Missing prescription medications
• Finding drug paraphernalia such as pipes, syringes, rolling
papers, or pill bottles without labels
• Unexplained odors on clothing or in rooms
• Frequent need for privacy or locking doors
Emotional Signs
• Depression, anxiety, or paranoia
• Becoming unusually defensive when questioned
• Isolating from loved ones
• Extreme highs and lows in mood or energy
When to Be Concerned
One sign alone does not necessarily indicate substance use. However, several signs occurring together, especially over time, may suggest that someone is struggling and needs support.
How to Help
✅ Approach them with care and concern, not judgment.
✅ Choose a private time to talk.
✅ Focus on specific behaviors you've noticed rather than making accusations.
✅ Listen without interrupting.
✅ Encourage professional help if needed. ...
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