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; and operates primary care and after-hours medical facilities throughout West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia and South Carolina.
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We can still make room for you and your golfers or business.
Sponsorships and just a few foursomes are still available for the 2024 OVP Community Classic golf event on Monday, May 6 presented by the OVP Foundation for Healthier Communities.
Join us at Guyan Golf and Country Club to help our efforts to remove roadblocks to recovery in our community.
If you would like to be a part of this event please contact Velma Workman, Director of Development and Community Engagement for the OVP Foundation for Healthier Communities, at vworkman@ovp.healthcare. ... See MoreSee Less
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I want to golf
OVP mascot Ovie P. Otter said "There's no OTTER place I'd rather have been this past Saturday than the Huntington Children's Museum's Carnival of the Animals!" And he was delighted to share the spotlight there with "Wilder," from Heritage Farm, and "Marco," from Marshall University Athletics.
The event, conducted at the museum's new building at 1700 Washington Avenue, gave kids the opportunity to explore lions, elephants, turtles, fossils, birds and ocean creatures through hands-on science, technology, engineering, art, math and music activities.
For more information about the Huntington Children's Museum, please send an email to info@hcmkids.org. ... See MoreSee Less
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U can not judge a company buy a mistake of a worker the Bible says behold I send u out as sheep a mist the wolf they call us drug addicts and give us trouble but they dont feel so bad when they can pay house car hell little tim and his braces they us r insurance like a debit card not thinking we r lucky to have it you can't judge a man you r not better I went to college to being a doc or anyone don't make u a good person they half live with what they done I can hold my head up for once and say I can honestly say I done nothing wrong there were cameras above my head the only reason I have not persued legal action is because the company they even called the state police saying I was hi lol they gave me a ride court house take out papers for teristic threatening some of us just r not like that pharmist r gods with a pill dispenser and a smile have a blesses day this is part to of my comment lol ha ha ha
U all have a great clinic I have been with this company over 7 yr but do not go to there Millard office the building is owed buy the pharmist son he threatened my life for transferring clinics Dr McCoy is my family doc I see him as a family and then I go for treatment the doc dasa will break hippia with her family to couse u trouble I had never said anything to that man and nothing happened other than I quit amd there is way more I could have broke his jaw it's been a bad yr for us fily things they were aware of they could a relapse after 7 yr no dirtys maybe 2 at the most but if u do u a big shoot or live up there amd throw needles in the road I have lodge a formal complaint I say this because I don't want anyone go threw the pain I just did when I had finally had enough go to Rebecca Amanda or doc mcoy and jennia is not bad if she stays away from the poison you guys have a blessed day and hope ur recovery is going well
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Nine female employees of OVP HEALTH spent their day today at Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity's ReStore building walls that will soon be erected to provide a safe, decent, affordable home for a deserving family in Huntington!
It's just one more example of how OVP HEALTH is committed to building "Healthier. Community." ... See MoreSee Less
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Several species of "wildlife" were on display today when nine female employees of OVP HEALTH participated in Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity's annual "Women's Build" at Habitat's ReStore facility in Huntington.
Let's see...there were deer, turkeys...and these three wild ones!
You never know what you'll find at the ReStore! ... See MoreSee Less
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When we say the mission of OVP HEALTH is to build "Healthier. Community.," that includes many different "sub goals." Of course, it means actual, physical health...but it also means things like sound mental health, food security, community safety, economic wellbeing, a strong education system, and many other vital components of life that make up a healthy community.
One of the most basic of those components is safe, decent, affordable housing. And today, nine female employees from OVP HEALTH did their part to make that housing more accessible by participating in Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity's annual "Women's Build."
As you'll see by looking at the attached photos, these caring women, with hammers in hand, spent their day building walls for a home that will make the American Dream of home ownership a reality for a local, deserving family.
Their efforts are part of an OVP HEALTH "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) Initiative to build "Healthier. Community.," for all people. ... See MoreSee Less
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That's so amazing. Wish I could get a house build for my family we will one day in my father inlaws land he left us