Mandy Arnold has been a board-certified Nurse Practitioner since 2017. She earned her Registered Nursing degree from Virginia Highlands Community College and completed her Family Nurse Practitioner/Master of Science in Nursing at King University. Her clinical experience includes Family Practice, Community Health, Urgent Care and Emergency Medicine, Progressive and Intensive Care, and Interventional Radiology.

From an early age, Mandy felt a strong calling to serve others. As a teenager, she joined the fire department and later volunteered in Emergency Medical Services, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to her community and to public service.

Born and raised in Sugar Grove, Mandy continues to call the area home, where she lives with her children. Outside of work, she enjoys supporting her children at sporting events, playing music, traveling—particularly to Disney World—and watching college football, especially the Georgia Bulldogs,

Mandy is enthusiastic about serving the Grayson Highlands and Troutdale communities and looks forward to building meaningful relationships with her patients. She is dedicated to providing compassionate, high-quality, patient-centered care and believes strongly in connecting with each individual she serves. Her favorite quote that she lives by is “Remember why you started, you are going to save lives”.

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Dr. Paige Billman is a licensed clinical psychologist. She was born and raised in West Virginia and completed her studies at Berea College in Kentucky and Radford University in Southwest Virginia. She loves Appalachia and has a strong commitment to staying and working in the region. Dr. Billman has experience as a generalist providing therapy and assessment in primary care, community services, college counseling, and psychiatric hospital settings. She enjoys getting to know clients as individuals. She works to hear, understand, and appreciate each person’s story with a focus on helping people heal, change, and grow as they move forward into their next chapter. Dr. Billman is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) to better assist those who have experienced traumatic life events. She is committed to social justice, fairness, and respect for all people, regardless of differences in class, race, religion, gender, or sexuality. Outside of work, Dr. Billman enjoys native wildflowers, gardening, hiking, reading, and baking. She lives in Grayson County.