Publications

• Voltaire C. Reframing Amputation Prevention
• Wound Care Update
• Precision Healing: The Art & Science of Matrix Products in Lower Extremity Wound Care

Physician & Wound Care Expert Witness

Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness

Additional Information

Cassandre Voltaire, DO, ABWMS Wound Care Expert Witness | Pressure Ulcer Expert Witness | Diabetic Foot Ulcer Expert Cassandre Voltaire, DO, ABWMS is a double board-certified physician (Family Medicine and Wound Medicine & Surgery – ABWMS) and a highly sought-after wound care expert witness with deep clinical experience in long-term care, skilled nursing facilities, VA/domiciliary settings, and outpatient wound management. Dr. Voltaire specializes in the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous and vascular ulcers, post-surgical wounds, and other chronic non-healing wounds. She currently practices as Primary Care & Wound Care Physician at Soldiers’ Home in Chelsea (VA long-term care and domiciliary units) and has held dedicated wound care roles at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Skilled Wound Care across multiple long-term care facilities in Massachusetts. Her daily work includes advanced modalities such as sharp debridement, skin grafts, negative pressure wound therapy, interdisciplinary care coordination with nursing and rehab teams, and rigorous documentation to support quality metrics and compliance. With extensive experience managing geriatric and Veteran populations, Dr. Voltaire is uniquely qualified to provide expert opinions in pressure ulcer litigation, nursing home wound care malpractice, diabetic wound mismanagement, and amputation prevention cases. She is skilled at performing detailed medical chart reviews, applying standards of care, and clearly explaining whether breaches in wound prevention, assessment, documentation, or treatment contributed to patient harm. Her opinions are impartial, evidence-based, and delivered in concise, jury-friendly language for both plaintiff and defense counsel. In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Voltaire serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of Wound Care Today and the Board of Directors of PAWSIC, where she contributes to national wound care education strategy and continuing medical education content. She is a published author in peer-reviewed wound care literature, including articles on matrix products in lower-extremity wound care (Lower Extremity Review, 2023) and earlier intervention to prevent diabetic amputations (Wound Care Canada, 2025). Licensed in Massachusetts • Available for case reviews, reports, depositions, and trial testimony nationwide.