Providers
Christopher Cumsille-Ibanez
BOCO, BOCPD
Christopher Cumsille-Ibanez, Christopher has 20+ years experience in the O+P field. He obtained his BA from the University of Iowa in 1997 and became a certified Pedorthist through the Board of Certification/Accreditation, International. He then became a Certified Orthotist also through the Board of Certification/ Accreditation, International. He has extensive experience in all areas of orthosis ranging from pediatrics to geriatrics. He has proven results with wound care for diabetic patients. He worked for two years as the Foot Orthotic Consultant at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. He also has served as the Head of Pedorthics for all Christy Sports Stores in Colorado and worked as Director for Force Plate Technology for Ergoresearch and was also their Director of Sales. Chris also served as Director of Athlete Services for Dynamic Foot Positioning and has been featured in O+P Edge Magazine. Chris also volunteered many years for the Winter Park Sports Center for the Disabled Ski Program.
Chris is trained in foot and lower-limb anatomy, pathology, physiology, biomechanics, gait analysis, footwear fitting and design, lower extremity orthotic design and shoe modification. Chris has yearly continuing education to remain current on new technologies being developed in the industry. Chris is also fluent in Spanish and conversational in Portuguese. Chris is an avid skier, hiker and cyclist and as such enjoys working with athletes striving to better their performance. On the weekends, Chris enjoys spending time with family and friends and perfecting his grilling skills.
Elicha Roberts
CPO
Elicha Roberts has over 15 years of experience in the prosthetics and orthotics profession and serves as the Certified Prosthetist and Orthotist.
Her educational background began with studies in Mechanical Engineering and Integrative Therapeutic Practices, a holistic pre-med nursing program that emphasized mindfulness, whole-body wellness, and patient-centered care. By combining engineering principles with a holistic mindset, Elicha discovered her passion for prosthetics and orthotics and developed a unique approach to patient care that considers the entire body, not just a diagnosis.
A life-changing head-on collision left Elicha unable to walk for a few years. That personal experience created a deeper understanding of physical recovery, resilience, and the emotional impact mobility challenges can have on a person’s life. It also strengthened her desire to help others regain function, confidence, and independence.
Elicha completed her undergraduate studies at Metropolitan State University and continued her education at California State University, Dominguez Hills, where she earned her Master’s Degree in Orthotics and Prosthetics.
Throughout her career, Elicha has worked across the United States with both pediatric and adult patient populations. Her experience includes collaboration within multidisciplinary medical environments alongside medical teams. These experiences helped shape her comprehensive and compassionate philosophy of care.
She has a special passion for pediatrics and enjoys helping children become stronger, more independent, and more confident in their abilities. Her goal is to help every patient feel empowered, capable, and supported throughout their journey.
One of her personal philosophies is: “Abnormality is the normality in my locality.”
She believes every individual deserves to feel welcome, heard, understood, and respected when entering the clinic. Her mission is not only to help patients return to where they once were, but whenever possible, to help them become even stronger than when they began.
When she is not in clinic, Elicha enjoys spending time outdoors, volunteering, hiking, gardening, and spending time with her dogs.