About Dr. Joseph “Joe” Wolcott MD, CWSP
Dr. Joe Wolcott is a native Texan born in Lubbock in 1979 while his father was finishing his Ph.D. in chemistry from Texas Tech University. Growing up, Dr. Joe had a strong family background in medicine which sparked his interest in the field.
His grandfather, Lester, was the first of many physicians in the Wolcott family.
Dr. Wolcott graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology from Texas Tech University in 2001. He received his Doctor of Medicine in 2006 from Texas Tech School of Medicine and completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the Texas Tech SOM Health Sciences Center in Lubbock in 2009.
Dr. Wolcott began training in wound care under the mentorship of his uncle, Dr. Randall Wolcott, during residency. Over the past ten years he has worked as a hospitalist and wound care physician.
He is board certified in Internal Medicine and a Certified Wound Specialist Physician. Dr. Wolcott loves spending time with his wife, Kensie, and their 3 children. He enjoys spending time ranching where his family raises exotic animals. He is an avid bow hunter and a devoted supporter of Texas Tech University.
Conditions Dr. Wolcott Evaluates and Treats
Dr. Wolcott examines patients with chronic or non-healing wounds, including those that result from problems with vascular disease and blood flow.
He also treats individuals who have poor blood flow due to venous problems and complications from those problems that may lead to slower or impaired healing of their wounds, especially in their legs.
Services Patients May See Dr. Wolcott For
Dr. Wolcott provides a thorough evaluation of wounds, including all the elements necessary for treatment planning, at our state-of-the-art advanced wound clinic – Southwest Regional Wound Care Center.
He basically provides patients with both advanced wound care and diagnostic testing.
When to Schedule an Evaluation with Dr. Wolcott
Patients are encouraged to make an appointment with Dr. Wolcott for an evaluation of a non-healing wound or if they suspect they may have an underlying circulation disorder.
Our clinic strives to provide an early evaluation of all the factors affecting your healing process so that a comprehensive treatment plan can be developed based on your specific needs.
Why Patients Choose Dr. Wolcott for Wound-Related Care
Patients who see Dr. Wolcott have found his vast experience treating complicated wounds and his commitment to a customized wound care method particularly appealing.
Our clinic also provides patients with complete and thorough diagnostic testing, including vascular testing and wound cultures, to assist in the determination of the best treatments.
Wound Specialist Lubbock, TX
The Southwest Regional Wound Care Center in Lubbock is known for our top-of-the-line specialized wound care service.
We use cutting-edge evaluation techniques and procedures provided by our highly trained medical professionals to provide patients with a superior quality of wound care and treatment compared to any other nearby facility.
Vein Specialist Dr. Wolcott
Dr. Wolcott also provides treatment and assessments of patients with vein deficiencies/injuries as part of our overall vascular and wound assessment/management services.
Our clinic provides patients with vascular-related treatments that will assist in the improvement of circulation and, in turn, speed up healthy wound healing.
Wound Specialist in Lubbock, TX
Frequently Asked Questions About Dr. Wolcott
What types of wounds does Dr. Wolcott evaluate?
He evaluates difficult-to-heal and complicated wounds, especially those related to problems with circulation or vascular disease, and that may need advanced evaluation and treatment planning.
When should I see a wound care specialist for a non-healing wound?
When your slow-healing wound isn’t getting any better, or if you believe that you have underlying circulation problems.
What services may be part of treatment planning after a wound evaluation?
Our typical treatment plan will include procedures like vascular tests, wound cultures, and advanced wound care techniques. They will help identify any underlying causes and help with your healing.
Can I request an appointment with Dr. Wolcott in Lubbock, TX?
Yes, you can do that in two simple ways. First, is by visiting our clinic located at 2002 Oxford Ave, Lubbock, TX 79410. Second, and simpler, is by calling us at (806) 793-8869 today.
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