Comments for Southwest Regional Wound Care Center http://woundcarecenter.net Fri, 18 May 2012 09:03:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on Medicare Complaint by Medicare Complaint | Southwest Regional Wound Care Center http://woundcarecenter.net/about-us/medicare-complaint/comment-page-1#comment-22 Medicare Complaint | Southwest Regional Wound Care Center Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:12:30 +0000 http://woundcarecenter.net/about-us/medicare-complaint#comment-22 [...] Dr. Wolcott recently submitted a complaint about Medicare’s denial of debridements. To see what Dr. Wolcott has to say and to see a part of the complaint, click here. [...] [...] Dr. Wolcott recently submitted a complaint about Medicare’s denial of debridements. To see what Dr. Wolcott has to say and to see a part of the complaint, click here. [...]

]]> Comment on Discover Magazine by George Nolte http://woundcarecenter.net/uncategorized/discover-magazine.html/comment-page-1#comment-5 George Nolte Tue, 18 Aug 2009 19:05:56 +0000 http://66.96.238.245/~woundcar/uncategorized/discover-magazine.html#comment-5 Dr. Wolcott, thank you for your input to the article in the most recent issue of Discover Magazine. Also, thank you very much for all your exhaustive work that you and your colleague put into your work with Hamamelitannin. Upon reading this article I have some questions that concern signs of long term lingering infection after a wrist operation and knee replacement. I will be sending an e-mail with my questions. The publication of your work has given me renewed optimism that there may be someone in the medical community that has information which may help patients like myself. Please keep up the great work on infection fighting. We all my need it if the current state of antibiotic use is continued. Respectfully, George F. Nolte Dr. Wolcott, thank you for your input to the article in the most recent issue of Discover Magazine. Also, thank you very much for all your exhaustive work that you and your colleague put into your work with Hamamelitannin. Upon reading this article I have some questions that concern signs of long term lingering infection after a wrist operation and knee replacement. I will be sending an e-mail with my questions. The publication of your work has given me renewed optimism that there may be someone in the medical community that has information which may help patients like myself. Please keep up the great work on infection fighting. We all my need it if the current state of antibiotic use is continued.

Respectfully,

George F. Nolte

]]> Comment on Discover Magazine by Jennifer S, http://woundcarecenter.net/uncategorized/discover-magazine.html/comment-page-1#comment-2 Jennifer S, Sat, 11 Jul 2009 19:04:10 +0000 http://66.96.238.245/~woundcar/uncategorized/discover-magazine.html#comment-2 My father, a diabetic, has one leg amputated above the knee. I read your comments in Discover magazine about what happens to people in his situation and my blood ran cold. However, I really am amazed by the treatment described for diabetic wounds and am hoping that there are doctors in our area (perhaps at the University of Michigan) who would be using similar methods. Do you do referrals? We live in Toledo, Ohio. My father, a diabetic, has one leg amputated above the knee. I read your comments in Discover magazine about what happens to people in his situation and my blood ran cold. However, I really am amazed by the treatment described for diabetic wounds and am hoping that there are doctors in our area (perhaps at the University of Michigan) who would be using similar methods. Do you do referrals? We live in Toledo, Ohio.

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