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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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Behavioral Health Care
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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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. ... See MoreSee Less
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OVP HEALTH is a family owned and operated business that provides local hospitals and communities with a vast array of staffing, management and medical services - and both inpatient and outpatient trea...2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our second episode of "Life, Learning and Lemonade" dropped Monday and we couldn't be more pleased with your response. Here is a sneak peak at episode. Check out the full episode on the OVP Health Facebook page or wherever you get your podcasts.
YouTube: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXcY2LeFp4kw
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/03437xLVb0AK619i2YCYhb?si=71b5a5785d074a70
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What happens after treatment? In Episode 2 of our new podcast "Life, Learning and Lemonade", host Cledus T Judd sits down with OVP Health Recovery Center director Jackie Rebman to discuss the critical transition from residential treatment to long-term recovery. Together, they explore the importance of structure, support, compassion, and finding hope beyond addiction.
From overcoming stigma to building a life in recovery, this powerful conversation reminds us that healing doesn't end after 30 days, it's a lifelong journey. We're also sharing some exciting news in this episode about our future plans to provide life-saving services.
Watch now and discover why recovery works when people have the support they need.
Be sure to share this podcast on all platforms and help us build our following:
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/03437xLVb0AK619i2YCYhb?si=71b5a5785d074a70
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-learning-and-lemonade/id6799175071
YouTube: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXcY2LeFp4kw&si=sFRQzYQlPKk7Navp ... See MoreSee Less
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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. ... See MoreSee Less
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Due to a phone outage affecting the area, the OVP Health office in Eastern, Kentucky is currently without telephone service.
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact our OVP Health Paintsville office at (606) 789-7100.
We apologize for this inconvenience and are working to restore service in Eastern as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding. ... See MoreSee Less
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