OVP Health

09/02/2025

Ready to cheer on the Herd at home games this season?

The OVP Foundation for Healthier Communities has parking spots for purchase two blocks from the stadium at 601 20th Street.

Season passes ($150) and individual game spots ($25) are on sale at the following links:

SEASON PASS: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/FUAZDPML382LJ

SEPT. 6 ONLY: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/955CAPRHT2D62

SEPT. 13 ONLY: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/M9RLGC7UJ2PAL

OCT. 11 ONLY:
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OCT. 18 ONLY:
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NOV. 8 ONLY:
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NOV. 29 ONLY:
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09/01/2025

Celebrating the dedication and hard work of our local, regional and national workforces—our OVP HEALTH outpatient and corporate offices are closed today in your honor.

Thank you for helping shape our nation and supporting our community.

OVP HEALTH will resume normal business hours Tuesday, September 2.

09/01/2025

08/31/2025

Though International Overdose Awareness Day is today, it's vitally important year-round that everyone knows the signs of overdose, and knows how to respond when seeing them.

When someone is having an overdose, they can stop breathing and may die. Even if a person does not die from overdose, they can sustain brain damage.

Signs of overdose can include:

• No response to stimuli
• Shallow/stopped breathing
• Can’t be woken up
• Unusual snoring/gurgling sounds
• Blue/grey lips or finger tips
• Floppy arms and legs

If you cannot get a response from someone, do not assume they are asleep. Unusual or deep snoring is a common sign of overdose. Do not let people at risk ‘sleep it off’.

If you see any of these signs, you should:

*Check for dangers such as needles.
*Call an ambulance, tell the operator your location, and stay on the line.
*Try to get a response from the person by calling their name and/or giving a sternal rub (rub your knuckles firmly across their sternum).
*If you can’t get a response, do what you can to keep their airways open.

*If you have Narcan, use it to save the person's life.

Overdose death is preventable. Please learn what you can do to make a difference!

If your or someone you know struggles with substance use OVP HEALTH has extensive experience and expertise in the treatment of people suffering from opioid dependency and other substance use disorders. Please visit www.ovphealth.com or call our care center at 1.833.687.6876 to access care.

08/28/2025

Feeling under the weather? Need a routine medical checkup?
OVP HEALTH's outpatient health centers are open and ready to assist you. No appointments required.

Our mission? Keeping the community healthy, one patient at a time.

Find out more at www.ovphealth.com/locations - we're never too far, and always welcome walk-ins.

08/21/2025

Our Outreach Team proudly supports the work of community partners like Harmony House.

Thank you to OVP for serving lunch! We appreciate you guys!!

08/21/2025

At OVP HEALTH, we're honored to care for our neighbors in Eastern Kentucky with primary care, behavioral health and substance use disorder services.

Our outpatient centers are welcoming new patients and walk-ins.

Find your nearest location at www.ovphealth.com/locations or scan the QR code below—we look forward to seeing you!

08/15/2025

We’ve had a wonderful time connecting with our communities and helping families get ready for back to school at several events during the past weeks!

Thank you to everyone who came out and supported us in Ravenswood (WV), Louisa (KY), Ft. Gay (WV), Crum (WV), Pikeville (KY), Paintsville (KY), Huntington (WV), Inez (KY), and beyond—we loved working together to make sure students and families have what they need for a great year ahead.