Dr. Randall Wolcott, MD

His unprecedented career of resolving chronic wounds, and preventing a significant amount of amputations that would have happened had he not the chance to intervene caused a paradigm shift in chronic wound care. He cut the key to success by challenging a norm generated by a field that has no residency, and had no formal training. The key was and is...The Biofilm Theory of Wound Care which spun off new cognitive dissonance that these wounds were not healing because the patient was broken (diabetes,hypertension, heart disease, smoking, etc.. ). Wrong, your treatment is broken. Target treating based off of culture results doesn't work for chronic wounds. It's the biofilm causing the damage, and biofilm rarely grows in culture if so it's almost never the bug that is destroying the tissue. The bacteria in the biofilm are the culprit and this MD. figured out how to detect which bug in the biofilm was causing this pathology, thus how to properly treat infectious disease in chronic wounds.

This man heards patients through his doors like cattle. My dad has dealt with sores for over a year. A few weeks ago he came in for a normal visit & was rushed through. A few days later he ended up admitted to the hospital with 103 fever, wounds down to his bones, Ecoli, osteomyelitis. Good job Mr Walcott (because I refuse to call him a doctor at this point). An ER physician obviously has more expertise than you do because he caught it right away. Way to go Wolcott I hope you sleep at night.