Deborah Racadag graduated in 2014 as a Registered Nurse from West Virginia University, Parkersburg and is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Pharmacognosy (Medicinal Herbalism) at Kingdom College of Natural Health. Throughout her career Deborah has worked with children, adults and the elderly. Her nursing background consists of psychiatric hospitals, community mental health, mental health crisis intervention, correctional nursing, dialysis, and medical administration. Deborah is the correctional medicine liaison and a lead auditor for the Medical Association of Georgia's Correctional Medicine Committee, conducting audits in correctional facilities throughout the state of Georgia. 

Deborah is an advocate for holistic medication options being used prior to more expensive conventional medicine. She believes that successful health care includes prevention, life style, alternative medicine, and conventional medicine all being used together and at an appropriate level of care.

Deborah and her husband, Ira, are active members at their church and in the community. They have a 17 year old daughter that has finished high school and a 5 year old son who is home schooled and a frequent visitor to the office.