Tanya Hodge 

APRN, MSN-BC,WCC,OMS, DWC

Tanya Hodge is the owner, operator, and Medical Director of The Lost Key Clinic, Perdido’s newest premier comprehensive medical, aesthetic and wellness clinic. Board certified through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), Tanya has been a practicing NP for nearly 25 years in various fields of medicine including Primary care, urgent care, hospitalist medicine, Acute inpatient rehabilitation, Skilled nursing and long term care, Assisted Living, Medical Legal consulting. Tanya is a Skin care specialist, specializing in wounds, ostomy and fistula management, and medical aesthetics/anti-aging medicine.

Tanya has completed extensive training in skin and wound management, including anti-aging therapies including Botox®, dermal fillers, sclerotherapy and skin health. She has traveled nationally teaching skin courses as well as learning from some of the best educators and medical aesthetic providers in the field. She has completed advanced training in skin health, wound management and aesthetics from the Empire Medical Training Institute, National Alliance of Wound Care and many other sought after trainings.

Having spent many years in acute care, Tanya has developed a keen sense of attention-to-detail, a comprehensive understanding of human anatomy, thorough assessment skills and vast medical knowledge. Tanya has a passion for continuing education and is currently working on her Doctoral in Nursing Practice in an effort to provide her clients with an inclusive experience while seeking care at the Lost Key Clinic.

A message from the provider:

Nursing has been a lifelong passion of mine.  As a young person,  I was able to identify and relate to the disparity of illness and the lack of knowledge associated with self-wellness deficiencies. At a young age I identified a deficit and a need, this drew me to the desire to help others attain a sense of health and wellness.  The most rewarding piece of my career has been teaching and witnessing positive life habit changes resulting in improved health; as well as being able to provide resources and support for advanced age and end-of-life challenges for the patient and the caregiver/family alike. 

I feel the most important factor in the provider / patient relationship is trust, candor, and compassion.  Patients have described me as compassionate with an attention to detail.  My top priority to ensure each patient receives the quality personalized health care they deserve is listening and learning about the patient’s and their caregiver’s perceived needs, concerns, and worries. 

I am an alumna of PSC, UWF, USA currently obtaining my DNP from the University of Alabama.  My plan for my DNP is to spearhead a quality care initiative for the institutionalized elderly, along with providing attainable quality care for the community.