Jason A. Schneider, M.D.

I was uncertain going into my video conference w. Dr Schneider, but his professionalism has assured me I'm in good hands with his dedicated team.

Dr. Schneider thoroughly explained in lay person’s terms the surgical procedure needed for my shoulder. He was professional, personable, and put me at ease. He shares multiple videos explaining what to expect before, during, and after surgery, so I was very well prepared. He came highly recommended to me and I would wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone with shoulder issues.

I had shoulder replacement surgery with Dr. Schneider and his team at Pure Orthopedics and OrthoColorado Hospital. I am thrilled! The recovery is a fraction of what I had expected, due in part to having almost no pain and to being very well prepared by the clinical team. Dr. Schneider's commitment to innovation and his passion for patient care and teamwork were clearly evident. The staff from both Pure Orthopedics and the hospital were exceptional: this was the first time in years I felt I received real care. They were attentive and did what they promised. They took time to be sure I had what I needed, helping not only with information, but also with my gaining confidence I would be able to handle recovery and physical therapy. I was ready for and confident in the surgery and the team and two weeks later, I am just delighted at my progress. I would not hesitate to return if needed for any surgery by this team of caring pros.

Always get the MRI after injury. After surgery I went from a sketchy weak offline 1O0 yard 7 iron to 175 yard 7 iron straight on target. (At age 68) I also recovered full strength a month and a half early in the PT/OT program. My OT therapist said he always does the best surgeries (elbow or shoulder) Elbow got trashed in a MVA. Two of the four finger tendons had been ripped off and debris in the joint was tearing/prying the remaining two with each shot. I had to have a full tennis elbow repair. All 4 finger tendons at the elbow anchor were regathered, rebundled and re-anchored perfectly. Dr Schneider actually wrote the book "The Invention of Surgery". I have a signed copy. I don't even register that I had a surgery now. It just feels right again.

Excellent service by Doctor David Schneider and his crew thank you

Dr. Schneider is amazing! He has a reputation for being one of the top shoulder surgeons in the nation, and I understand why. His demeanor and personality are incredible and reassuring, and his wisdom and expertise outstanding. Highly recommend him!

Dr Schneider is very personable. He listened and didn't shut me down or judge. This was my 2nd opinion after 8 months of trying to work with OCC. I wish I had gone to Dr Schneider 1st I would have been through the healing process by now.

Dr. Schneider is a wonderful doctor. I am a needy and young (for needing joint replacement) patient. Dr. Dave took the time to help me understand that getting the new shoulder was needed and most likely would help relieve my day-to-day arthritic pain. I had a fair amount of anxiety about having this surgery, and even concerns with allergic reactions to the implant ( I have a nickel allergy). I am now 6 month post-op. I have not had pain in my shoulder for over 3 months. I am thankful every day that the pain is gone, and quality of life (and sleep) has improved. Now, that said, this is not an easy recovery, imo. The first week post-op was rough, and weeks 2-3 were no picnic. Weeks 3-6 I saw steady improvement, worked hard at PT and stretching. By 6 my pain level was low enough to not treat. By week 8-10 the pain was gone. For me, most of normal activity resumed around 8-10 weeks. Although I was reluctant to get this surgery, I am so glad I did.

Dr. Schneider is a wonderful doctor. I am a needy and young (for needing joint replacement) patient. Dr. Dave took the time to help me understand that getting the new shoulder was needed and most likely would help relieve my day-to-day arthritic pain. I had a fair amount of anxiety about having this surgery, and even concerns with allergic reactions to the implant ( I have a nickel allergy). I am now 6 month post-op. I have not had pain in my shoulder for over 3 months. I am thankful everyday that the pain is gone, and quality of life (and sleep) has improved. Now, that said, this is not an easy recovery, imo. The first week post-op was rough, and weeks 2-3 were no picnic. But from about week 3-6 I saw steady improvement, and worked hard at PT and stretching regularly. by week 6 my pain level was low enough to not treat with Ibuprofen/acetaminophen. By week 8-10 the pain was gone. For me, most of normal activity resumed around 8-10 weeks, but I could still improve my strength and range of motion. At my 6 month post-op Dr. Schneider encouraged me to keep working on the range of motion and strength, but it's so improved from what it was like before surgery! Ultimately, more than 3 different medical professionally referred me to Dr. Schneider, and although I consulted with others, I know I made the right decision!

Really receive good care. Dr Schneider is really knowledgeable and can explain what is happening and what our options are. Is up to date on the options. Being able to move again is life for me. Makes it happen.