I am a Navy veteran Hospital Corpsman with five years of military service, including a tour in Iraq. After graduating from medical school, my family moved to the Northern Kentucky area for my residency at the Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. I also have extensive training in external fixators, Pes Planus deformities, Pes Cavus reconstruction, total ankle replacements, ankle trauma, and forefoot surgery.
Before moving inland, I was an avid surfer, waterman, and oceanfront lifeguard. I also enjoy being outdoors for either hunting, fishing, golfing, or hikes with my family. My other hobbies include collecting vinyl records and bourbon. Plummer is a community member of Medical Center of the Rockies Hospital. He is certified in both foot surgery and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery.
He received his Bachelor's degree from Utah Valley University in During his training, Dr. Worthen gained a special interest in Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, foot and ankle trauma, and ankle joint replacement. He has been practicing in Fort Collins since She has been practicing in Fort Collins since With the increasing dysfunction of our current healthcare model, more and more people are unable to afford expensive health insurance.
Since beginning of , Dr. Webb no longer participates in Medicare or any insurance so she can provide compassionate care at a reasonable cost to people who want it.
Her advice as a physician: Be kind and gentle to your body. It is not meant for overuse or abuse. If you are injured, allow ample time to let it heal. Our physical health is tied to our mental health, which is also connected to our spiritual health. These aspects of ourselves are all interconnected. Without understanding and practicing this, we cannot have a joyful, fulfilled and meaningful life.
