David Partin, MD

Life Health Services is a comprehensive Behavioral Health Service Organization in Middlesboro, KY, specializing in outpatient opioid-abuse treatment. Their team of professional care takers empowers individuals to overcome addiction and re-engage in a meaningful life. With a vision to lead clients towards a life of sobriety, Life Health Services provides a nurturing approach to treatment, emphasizing education and empowerment. They offer outpatient therapy, medicated-assisted treatment, and intensive outpatient programs, aiming to break the cycle of addiction and help individuals start anew.Generated from the website

Cherokee Health Systems is a non-profit organization that offers primary care, behavioral health, and addiction services to more than 70,000 individuals in Tennessee. The organization focuses on serving the poor and uninsured population, providing essential healthcare support to those in need. Generated from their website's infomation

Dr. Brian Holland joined the University of Louisville Division of Pediatric Cardiology in 2010. Prior to coming to Louisville, Dr. Holland served as a pediatrician in the US Army. Dr. Holland served in Hawaii and Germany and deployed to Afghanistan in 2005-06 with the 173rd Airborne Brigade. In addition to seeing patients in the clinic, the hospital, the fetal echo lab, and in travel clinics throughout Kentucky, Dr. Holland is dedicated to ensuring the best possible treatment is available for patients with congenital heart disease who receive care at the University of Louisville and Norton Children's Hospital. Dr. Holland is a site leader for both the National Pediatric Cardiology - Quality Improvement Collaborative (NPC-QIC), a group of children's hospitals across the US working to improve care for infants with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS), and the Congenital Heart Surgeon's Society (CHSS) Technical Assessment Project, a national project to continuously improve all of the detailed components of open heart surgery.