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
10/31/2023Had great conversation about my condition and we made a plan of treatment for my needs
10/15/2023
Good
10/01/2023
Good
9/29/2023
Nurse and PA was great. Very nice
9/23/2023
Good
9/19/2023
I'll be informing friends and family of Baptist Urget Care.
9/19/2023
PA was very attentive. I liked her very much.
9/11/2023
All fantastic
9/10/2023
Very pleasant NP
9/10/2023
Good
8/19/2023
Excellent care
8/16/2023
NP was wonderful and addressed all concerns.
7/27/2023
Good
7/11/2023
Easy to talk to. Very upbeat.
6/15/2023
Was pa and liked very well
6/08/2023
Good
6/05/2023
Good
5/29/2023
You are very lucky to have all these people, they are diligent and thoughtful
5/21/2023
She was highly informative, friendly and very very caring and professional
5/07/2023
Me experience was very good. I felt really comfortable in this setting
Location(s)
Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute - Cardiology at The Bear Center
DEPARTMENT OF BAPTIST HOSPITAL
Bear Family Foundation Health Center125 Baptist Way
Suite: 3C
Pensacola FL , 32503
Phone: 448.227.6500
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Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute at Brewton
1121 Belleville Ave.
Brewton AL , 36426
Phone: 448.227.6500
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Biography
Rebekah Wyrosdick, FNP, APRN-C, is a highly skilled family nurse practitioner who offers quality cardiology services to patients at Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute. She works closely with patients and their families to develop care plans to best meet their needs.
Medical Degree
Masters of Science in Nursing
University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL
University of West Florida
Pensacola, FL
Certification
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
Memberships
American Association of Nurse Practitioners
Sigma Theta Tau International
Additional Information
To learn more about Rebekah Wyrosdick, APRN, and her services, please visit BaptistMedicalGroup.org.
Meet your Provider
What led you to become a nurse practitioner or choose your focus of medicine?
I thoroughly enjoyed my years of nursing, but there was always a drive and a desire inside of me to be able to do more for my patients and to expand my knowledge base. Becoming a nurse practitioner allows me to further my care for the patients I meet by implementing individualized treatment plans and providing them with the resources needed to have the highest quality of life possible.
What about your line of work do you find most rewarding and why?
I love when I can educate patients on their health care problems where they are able to understand what is going on and make the necessary changes within their own lives to improve their outcomes. The joy that they receive knowing they played a part in their care is rewarding.
What is something about you that only your patients would know?
That even though I may be treating them for a specific complaint or concern, I care about them as a person and not only as a patient and that I truly enjoy the patient-provider relationships
that are built.
How would a patient describe you?
Attentive, trustworthy, compassionate
In your opinion, what is the most important factor in a nurse practitioner-patient relationship?
Trust, honesty and transparency are the more important factors in a relationship with my patients.
What can a patient expect when they have you as a nurse practitioner?
Patients can expect me to truly listen to their concerns. Health care is not "one size fits all," and I believe that each patient requires an individualized plan that works for them and their lifestyle. I want to work with my patients to formulate a plan that will not only improve their outcomes but also provide them with a quality of life they are pleased with.
What do you find most encouraging about the work you do?
Health care can be a very rewarding and encouraging job. Knowing that medicine is rapidly
advancing and that I can provide patients with treatments that weren’t available 10 years ago to improve their life is encouraging and exciting!
What are your top priorities with every patient you see?
I want each patient to feel like they are important –because they ARE. I do not want patients to feel rushed, and I will make it my priority to listen, answer any questions or concerns they have and provide them with a plan of care that will fit them as well as following up-to-date and
evidence-based guidelines.
Is there anything more or extra you would like prospective patients to know about you?
I want them to know that I am here and available to help them; my job is not to judge their illness or decision but to make their life better.