Dr. William Wright’s wife is ready to have him committed. After thirty years as a successful ear surgeon, he’s decided to make a career change to general practitioner. It’s not the job which has his wife questioning his sanity, it’s the location. He chooses to work at the Colorado State Penitentiary, swapping polite patients and routine for murderers, rapists, and the chaos of prison life. Maximum Insecurity chronicles the true-life misadventures administering medical care to hardened criminals. He’s threatened. He’s attacked. And he doesn’t die – not even once. Lighthearted and humorous, Maximum Insecurity rips the veil off correctional facility operations and the lives of prisoners, correctional officers (don’t call them guards), and administration more interested in penny-inching and paperwork than medical care.