Bienvenido a Noble Community Clinics – Stevens Point, WI

Staci Sova is a Family Nurse Practitioner and a Waukesha County native who joined Noble Community Clinics in 2023. Before joining our team, she built a strong foundation in Family Practice, which informs her holistic approach to care. Staci earned her BSN from Carroll College and her MSN-FP from Walden University. She specializes in women’s health, weight management, chronic disease management, and preventive healthcare. Staci treats patients of all ages, from birth through adulthood, focusing on individualized care and collaborating with each patient to find the best approach for their lifestyle. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, which includes her husband and four sons. She also enjoys running, gardening, and outdoor activities.

Dr. Kevin Thao is a dedicated Family Physician at Noble Community Clinics (NCC), where he has been serving since 2021. With both an MD and an MPH, Dr. Thao provides comprehensive care to patients across all age groups, from infants to centenarians. He specializes in diabetes, hypertension, and chronic disease care, with additional focus areas in chronic disease management, refugee health, and men's health. 

Dr. Thao’s journey into healthcare was inspired by his early love for interacting with people, listening to their stories, and helping them in meaningful ways. He chose a career in healthcare with the goal of providing care not only to his broader community but also to his neighbors, finding joy in the positive impact he can make on his patients' lives.   

As a bilingual provider, Dr. Thao is fluent in both English and Hmong, allowing him to offer care in both languages. This ability enhances his connection with a diverse patient population, ensuring they receive care in a language they understand. In his leadership role as Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Thao takes pride in supporting his fellow providers, helping them deliver exceptional care to their patients. 

Dr. Thao finds great reward promoting the wellness of his patients, and he emphasizes the importance of balancing work with self-care. He advises taking time for oneself to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Katrina Arnold is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) at Noble Community Clinics in Stevens Point, WI, offering therapy for children (5+), teens, and adults. Specializing in depression, anxiety, ADHD, anger management, and social skills, she adapts her approach—including EMDR and TF-CBT—to each client’s needs. Known for her warm, non-judgmental style, Katrina empowers individuals to build resilience and achieve personal growth.

Caitlin Baldauff, LPC, SAS, is a Behavioral Health provider at Noble Community Clinics, specializing in mental health and substance use for adults (18+) and teens (14+ in family therapy). Using EMDR, Bowen Theory, and personalized strategies, she helps clients break unhelpful patterns, reduce stress, and foster growth. Believing change is possible at any stage, she guides individuals, couples, and families toward meaningful transformation and connection with others.

At Noble Community Clinics, Amelia Gough provides compassionate, evidence-based counseling for teens and adults navigating substance use, co-occurring mental health challenges, and recovery. With two years of experience in addiction counseling, she offers both individual and group therapy grounded in motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and trauma-informed care. Amelia also works closely with families to foster understanding, improve communication, and strengthen relationships. Her areas of focus include addiction and relapse prevention, anxiety and depression, trauma, family conflict, medication-assisted treatment, and support for pregnancy and substance use. Amelia is dedicated to meeting each person where they are, offering respect, honesty, and encouragement every step of the way.

Zachary Khelah, LPC-IT, is a Behavioral Health provider at Noble Community Clinics, specializing in mental health counseling for individuals age 14+. With a wide variety of therapies, including dialectical behavior, cognitive behavior, trauma informed narrative, psychodynamic and existential, Zachary offers compassionate care in a safe, professional and approachable way. In his spare time he enjoys being active, poetry and acting.

Dr. George moved to Stevens Point to be a part of the mission: providing dental care to the underserved. He’s deeply involved in our community and takes pride in seeing people living well after receiving care. Each person only gets one set of natural teeth—and he wants to help people keep their healthy, pain-free smiles. What makes him smile? Playing golf and watching sports. He’s active in his church and volunteers with the Wisconsin Dental Association.

Hamdy Morsy is a dedicated General Dentist at Noble Community Clinics, providing care to patients across all demographics. With both BDS and DMD degrees, Hamdy is well-versed in all scopes of dentistry, though his passion particularly lies in Endodontics. He enjoys being part of a networking and easy-going team at Noble Clinics, where collaboration and support are key.

Hamdy’s inspiration to pursue a career in healthcare stemmed from his desire to make a positive impact on people's lives. The most fulfilling part of his work is helping patients eliminate pain and maintain a healthy smile, ensuring their overall well-being.

To maintain a balanced lifestyle, Hamdy values work-life balance and enjoys traveling and exploring new places.

Dr. Umesh Pyakurel is a dedicated General Dentist at Noble Community Clinics, where he provides dental care to patients of all ages, from infants and above. Holding a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree, Dr. Pyakurel is passionate about helping his patients reduce tooth pain and discomfort. He takes great satisfaction in seeing his patients leave with a smile of relief.

Dr. Pyakurel is proud to be part of a team that raises awareness about oral care within the community and helps people with their oral health needs. His desire to pursue a career in healthcare stems from his passion for helping others and the joy it brings him.

Dr. Pyakurel values the personal interactions he has with his patients and takes pride in delivering results that exceed their expectations. He focuses on understanding where his patients are coming from and their true dental needs, allowing him to tailor his treatment plans accordingly. “I like to understand where my patient is coming from and their true dental needs so I can tailor my treatment plan according to their needs,” says Dr. Pyakurel.

For maintaining good dental health, Dr. Pyakurel advises, "Brush your teeth twice daily. No exception!"

Christopher Hoffman, MA, LPC, is a Mental Health Psychotherapist at Noble Community Clinics providing person-centered therapy to patients age 9 through adults. Using techniques like CBT and DBT, Christopher offers a strength-based approach to a variety of behavioral health concerns for individuals, couples and families.

Kim Fairchild, LPC, is a Behavioral Health provider at Noble Community Clinics, specializing in therapy for anxiety and depression and behavior issues through a wide variety of techniques including CBT and DBT. With over 15 years of professional counseling experience, she works with adults in an individual, couple or family setting. She also provides compassionate care for children ages 5+ using art and play therapy among other strategies.

Veronica Eckstein, CSAC, is a Substance Use Disorder Counselor at Noble Community Clinics, guiding couples and individuals aged 13+ toward recovery. She helps clients manage and overcome challenges by promoting stability, relapse prevention and harm reduction. Veronica focuses on remaining open-minded and meets clients where they are at to achieve their goals. In her free time she enjoys gardening and spending time with my family and animals.

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