Jane Sage is a native of Wythe County, but has lived in Western Grayson County since 2003. She is married with a daughter and a son. Jane and her family are actively involved within their church. She also enjoys gardening, making goat milk soap, baking, and spending time with her family. Jane has practiced as an FNP for 15 years, mostly working in primary care. She has also worked in hospice and palliative care for two years.

We are grateful to the Virginia Health Care Foundation for providing a grant that helps pay for Jane's salary.

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 seeking additional training 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. Dr. Billman enjoys native wildflowers, gardening, hiking, reading, and writing. She lives on a hillside in Grayson County with her husband, sons, sister, and an ever-increasing number of farm animals.