RATINGS & REVIEWS
The provider star rating is calculated using patient reponses to the five care provider questions in our patient satisfaction survey. Below you can see the provider's star rating and the number of his or her patients who have provided feedback.
Comments
12/05/2023She was very attentive.
11/14/2023
She was good
10/02/2023
I've been going to this practice for years. I used to see the MD but changed to the PA/NP since I no longer need OB care. The NP I saw a few years back was amazing, loved her and recommended her to all my friends. The Kayla is nice, but she doesn't seem to really care about me as a person. Every time I asked her something or made a comment, it's all due to "atrophy" It's my atrophy that's causing the problem. I get the feeling it's like you are old and just the way it is. I made the decision to try to find someone else (like used to be at this practice) who can relate to me at this stage in my life and that cares.
9/24/2023
Very happy to see Dr. Kayla
8/12/2023
Good
7/31/2023
She was a little loud. I would rather the patients in the adjoining rooms and In hall not hear our discussion. Her care though was great so I wouldn't trade her.
7/20/2023
Kayla was great. I'd already been to see my OB/GYN friend for a pelvic exam (the same day I called and couldn't get in to see anyone at Ladies First) and so I didn't need a repeat of that and most of my concerns had been relieved. But Kayla went ahead repeated my urine culture (the first one was never sent off) and put me on an antibiotic. She checked my incisions and asked all of the appropriate surgical follow up questions. I felt like she was very thorough and knowledgeable.
6/22/2023
I appreciate Kayla going over the ultrasound with me. She helped put my mind at ease!
5/27/2023
Kayla explained everything thoroughly and precisely. I left with no unanswered questions!
5/26/2023
She listened and answered questions but exam overall seemed rushed and impersonal.
5/21/2023
Kayla was great! My only concern about recommending her to anyone else is the poor management of the office which can make getting in to be seen difficult.
5/11/2023
Kayla was amazing she was very friendly at put me at ease for my appointment.
4/29/2023
Great
4/22/2023
Kayla is wonderful! Make you feel at ease and very attentive to my needs and concerns.
4/20/2023
Kayla is one of my favorite providers within the group
4/10/2023
Always so friendly, kind, and caring!
3/11/2023
Kayla has great energy and bed side manner!
Location(s)
Baptist Medical Group - Ladies First OBGYN at Pace
DEPARTMENT OF BAPTIST HOSPITAL
Baptist Medical Park - Pace3874 Highway 90
Pace FL , 32571
Phone: 448.227.6870
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Biography
Kayla Bodree, APRN-C, is an advanced registered nurse practitioner who specializes in women's health. She offers routine gynecologic and obstetric care as well as overall women’s health care to patients at Baptist Medical Group – Ladies First.
Medical Education
University of South Alabama
Masters of Science in Nursing
Certifications
WHNP – Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Board Certified
Basic Life Support
Neonatal Resuscitation
Lactation Specialist
National Certification in Women’s Health
Memberships
American Association of Nurse Practitioners
National Association of Nurse Practitioners
American Nurses Association
Emerald Coast Breastfeeding
Additional Information
To learn more about Kayla Bodree, R.N., MSN, WHNP-BC, and her services, please visit her practice page at BaptistMedicalGroup.org.
Meet your Provider
What led you to become a provider or choose your focus of medicine?
I went into nursing school knowing I wanted to further my education after becoming a registered nurse, but I was not sure what exactly I wanted to do. After completing my OB/GYN rotation I quickly fell in love with women's health, obstetrics, the education that goes with caring for women of all ages, and letting women know the importance of their health. I knew this was God's plan for me. My passion for obstetrics and gynecology led me to become an OB/GYN nurse at Baptist Hospital where I have been for five years. After working for approximately two years on the floor I knew it was time to further my career as a women's health nurse practitioner. Being a mother of a 3-year-old, having gone through a miscarriage, and having GYN issues that I have had to deal with myself will help me to be able to relate to my patients’ needs, which is important.
What about your line of work do you find most rewarding and why?
Dealing with obstetric patients I get to be with them when they’re undergoing perhaps the happiest, scariest, and most rewarding time in their life. I find it rewarding to walk these patients through preconception counseling, pregnancy and postpartum in order to obtain the healthiest outcome ... a baby! Pregnancy is such a vulnerable time for a woman. Being there for them through every step and answering any questions or fears that they may have is rewarding to me. Knowing that I have touched someone's life or just helped them out is my reward.
What is something about you that only your patients would know?
I am an open book. My patients will know just as much as my friends and/or peers know.
How would a patient describe you?
Patients describe me as being bubbly, personable, easy to communicate with, down to earth and always willing to listen.
What’s your proudest moment as a doctor?
My proudest moment as a nurse is hearing patients say "this was the best experience I have ever had" or "because of you I continued to breastfeed my baby." Superior patient satisfaction is always my proudest moment.
In your opinion, what’s the most important factor in a provider-patient relationship?
Trust!!
What can a patient expect when they have you as a provider?
High-quality, patient-centered care; trust; and up-to-date evidence-based care.
What do you find most encouraging about the work you do?
The most encouraging aspect of my job is the ongoing education and growth for nurse practitioners in health care.
What are your top priorities with every patient you see?
Of course my top priority is patient safety, but my next priority is developing a close patient/provider relationship with each patient.
Describe one of the top ways you ensure each patient receives the quality, personal health care he/she deserves.
The most important way I will ensure each patient receives high-quality, patient-centered care is by listening to my patients and including each patient in their care.