Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center PC

I would like to share with you my exceptional experience with Dr. David Schneider and Panorama Orthopedics.
Here is a little history about myself, before I met Dr. Schneider.
After years of playing sports my shoulders began to have soreness and I was having trouble sleeping on them. My right shoulder was causing me the most pain at the time.
As it turned out, I had torn the rotator cuff in my right shoulder and I casually chose a surgeon to repair it. This turned out to be a big mistake, as the repair failed within the first 60 days and I ended up with a massive infection in my shoulder. I decided to find a new surgeon as it is my belief that the failed repair and the fact that I had contracted an infection were no coincidence.
After speaking with dozens of medical professionals, including several doctors that happen to be clients of mine, Dr. Schneider’s name came up often as the surgeon they would use if they needed surgery. In fact, the son of one the doctors I spoke with had just had his rotator cuff repaired by Dr. Schneider, with great success.
I scheduled surgery with Dr. Schneider to have my rotator cuff repaired; It was at this time that the infection was discovered. Dr. Schneider cleaned out the infection and guided me through a few months of therapy that eventually rid my shoulder (and body) of the infection that I had surely been infected with during my first surgery with another doctor. Dr. Schneider’s skill and compassion helped me through a very difficult time.
After I had recovered from the infection, Dr. Schneider now performed yet another surgery on my right shoulder to repair the rotator cuff. The procedure was more successful than I could have ever imagined. My shoulder is now very strong, I have full range of motion and zero pain.
Several months after recovering from the right shoulder surgery I decided to have an MRI of my left shoulder. Dr. Schneider informed me that I had ruptured both my supraspinatus and subscapularis and I had no chance of repairing the rotator cuff. He suggested a surgical procedure called a tendon transfer or a latissimus transfer instead of full shoulder replacement.
Dr. Schneider did a masterful job of repairing my left shoulder. A tendon transfer is a more complex procedure than rotator cuff surgery and I could not have had a better surgeon perform this procedure. One year later my range of motion is 100%, the pain is gone and I am getting stronger by the day.
Dr. Schneider is a spectacular surgeon, he is kind, compassionate and confident. The staff in both the clinic and the surgery center are true professionals and very nice people.
I would highly recommend Panorama Orthopedics and Dr. David Schneider to anyone in need of his service.

Doctors are good but if you don’t have your questions answered during an appointment, they will not followup and get answers to you. I had to call a number of times to find out the results from an MRI. The staff said they would get back to me but never did. After many calls, someone contacted me and said I needed a new MRI because the first one did not show enough detail. This was after two doctors looked at my MRI and prescribed a PRP injection. It took 6 weeks to find this out. I’m done with Panorama running me around. I’ll find another provider that cares about their patients.

I was sent here by St. Anthony’s ER after breaking my ankle early this summer. This place is not a real doctor’s office. It’s just a shabby ER with 1 – 3 hour wait times being standard. You may make an appointment, but it is worthless. I waited two hours, which means the person who drove me spent over three hours taking me to this 10-​minute appointment.
The staff from docs to receptionists told me that «this is how it is in orthopedics»… They clearly book a full day of appointments plus take all emergencies without building any time into their schedule to accommodate them.
Sure, they supposedly have good docs, but guess what? You can see a good doc elsewhere in a place that respects your time! Once I finally got in, I wasn’t even seen in an exam room but the dr just kinda passed through to see me in some strange hallway location.
This is an extremely sub-​par medical experience. Save yourself time and trouble and go to an actual doctor’s office. Having broken bones is hard enough without this kind of cattle-​call experience.

My mom came in for a total hip replacement in June 2015, and we were very pleased with the level of care that we received from the very moment that we walked in the door. The front desk staff was very kind and welcoming, patient finance was very helpful and informative with regards to payment. The nursing staff and physicians are all very kind, gentle, and full of personality which was a huge help in making sure that my mom was comfortable and well informed both before and after her surgery. I would highly recommend this group to anyone. As someone who works in the healthcare field, it’s so nice to see that patient care and comfort are of top priority to this group.

I’ve been seeing Dr. Foulk for about 15 years now, at both the Golden location and this office. While the Golden office is newer and fancier, this office also boasts incredibly friendly staff, helpful folks at the front desk, shorter wait times than Golden (in my experience), and some really top notch Ortho-​techs that are willing to go above and beyond to make sure that you are taken care of, and that your brace is doing exactly what it needs to do. Put that together with their excellent physical therapy clinic just down the hall, and I’d highly recommend this North location as well as the Golden office, and of course, Dr. Foulk for any of your orthopedic needs.

From the front desk to the nurses to the doctors, everyone here is so awesome! I’ve always felt a warm greeting when I walk into the office and they answer all my questions (which I tend to have a lot lol). I saw Dr Ellman for my knee that I’ve had issues with since high school and he was the first doctor of the many I saw that actually said he would take care of me. I had surgery yesterday and I’m so happy I’m on the right track to have a normal life with no knee concerns. Thank you Dr Ellman!
Anybody who expresses to me they need an orthopedist I’m recommending this office 100%!!

Really enjoyed Dr Schneider. He knows what he is doing but seeing a patient more than an hour after their appointment time is unacceptable. This has happened to me 4 times now. Don’t schedule people every 10 minutes if you can’t see them in that time. And staff needs to be updating patients if things will be behind. It’s understandable but the lack of communication is not. You also have to schedule out appointments months in advance so if you are looking to feel better soon go elsewhere. My knee has only gotten worse since my treatment here so I am glad my insurance is changing and can give me more options.

I’ll skip the broken tib/​fibs sob story and insurance nightmare that proceeded finding Panorama. I’ve enjoyed every follow up visit since surgery. The nurses, the ortho techs, the PAs, and especially my doctor. Dr Deol has the best bedside manner of any doctor I’ve ever met. He puts you at ease, gives you all the the information, (performs rockstar leg/​ankle surgery,) and has the support team to back it up. I’ve never had an issue scheduling, and the facility is really clean. The care and records don’t lack, despite having bounced between two of their offices because I moved. There’s always a little wait, but what doc office doesn’t, and once you’re in a room, it’s like bing bang boom, clockwork. But not in the mechanical we don’t care about you way. I hope I never need to have surgery again, but if I do, Panorama will be my first choice.

When my girlfriend broke her arm, after the initial visit to the er, we were referred to panorama.
When we arrived for her first visit we were told the doctor wasn’t at that location, and that it was an easy mistake despite the fact that the address and directions we were given were to the office we were currently at. So we made the hour drive back. During the visit the doctor recommend that we go to their workshop that they held on Wednesdays, since she didn’t have insurance and the workshop offered discounted xrays. The doctors assistant told us she would call us on Tuesday to set it up and give us the details. Tuesday came and went, we called and we’re told that we were supposed to call ourselves to set it up. We then received a phone call from the assistant to apologize for not calling, and then to set up an appointment to come in the next week.
At that appointment they gave us the same recommendation, and adamantly promised that we WOULD receive a phone call from the assistant to set it up. Well, we still received no call. So Wednesday morning we just went to the workshop location only to be told it had already ended. The woman gave us two numbers to call so we could speak to someone other than the assistant. Both numbers only led us right back to the assistant’s voicemail, so we left a message. Then called two other numbers that also took us to the same voicemail. Finally I was able to get hold of a receptionist, giving her the details. She promised to send the assistant an email and tell her personally. Three days later we finally got a phone call, but decided to not respond since all previous interactions seemed to scream, «we are just jerking you around.»
So, after almost a month of her sitting in a sling, arm feeling worse and worse we just made an appointment with a doctor’s office that wasn’t going to shuck his Hippocratic oath via runaround. This doctor got her into his office the next day and scheduled treatment for three days later. Thank god there is a cassette facility that still cares about the patient more than the patient’s wallet.
In conclusion, panorama is a fucking joke, the employees are clowns. I recommend seeking health care somewhere else unless you walk in with a fistful of money, waving it about and ready to stuff it into the panties of these jokers. I will be filing as many formal complaints as I possibly can against these tests, it is people like then that are diving this country into the ground.

I ruptured my Achilles tendon in 2011, and Panorama was the first practice recommended by my insurance. I really lucked out!
Dr. Deol saw me the day after my injury. Sadly, we knew surgery was the best option. But, he scheduled me right away at OrthoColorado. Surgery went well, and Dr. Deol and his staff stuck with me through recovery over the next few weeks and helped me get physical therapy arranged.
Thanks to his diligence and care, I’m back to normal activity — probably better! — and still hear from his staff for follow-​up every year!

This review is only for Dr. Pete Deol who is a foot and ankle specialist. After tearing ligaments in my ankle, I want to a different doctor who recommended I use the boot, take it easy, etc. for a couple of months and wait and see how it heals. Unfortunately, I was one of the unlucky ones and didn’t regain stability in my ankle. While I liked my first doctor, I was not going to have surgery without getting a second opinion. I went to Dr. Deol for my second opinion and immediately my husband and I saw a difference in the two doctors with Dr. Deol by far being the more thorough and knowledgeable doctor (the other doctor was in a different practice). Dr. Deol had me try a little physical therapy first (he didn’t push Panorama’s practice and I actually went somewhere closer to home as I live in Denver.). When that also didn’t work he recommended surgery. My surgery was done in December and while I HATED wearing a cast for a month and then another month I had to wear a boot, my ankle healed beautifully. In fact, less than 5 months after surgery (3 months after I was allowed to bear weight on my ankle) I was fully back to running and completed a half marathon.
On a side note, I saw Dr. Deol at both the Golden and Westminster offices and always had a pleasant experience with him and all the hard working support staff.

These «Professionals» told me they would fix me up, but instead, when nothing came up on the MRI they blew me off. Maybe bc no med ins, or no surgery. When I called them dying of pain they blew me off, said to go see «anther Dr» what kind, another orthopedist¿ after I dropped a bunch of loot there.
I bought a stick shift due to their repeated comments of «we’ll fix you up», bc I hate automatics. Now when My knee is bad I’m stuck in my house
One of the most deplorable things I’ve ever seen in the med profession!!!
My GP has helped me more than they have!!!

Choosing a spine doctor can cause high levels of anxiety, which is why I felt it was important to put something out there for others to read about Panorama Orthopedic. After suffering a compression fracture, I was given the name of a doctor at the Panorama Golden office. Since that was way too far from my house, I ended up choosing Dr. Agarwala at their Westminster location.
Two days into my injury, I came in to see Dr. Agarwala and see what the total extent of my damage was. I spent just a few minutes in the waiting room before going back to my room to get ready for xrays. The xray technician was fast, and allowed my boyfriend to come back with me for support. They have the latest technology in their office, and the xrays come up instantly for the doctor to view. After answering all of my questions and putting me at ease with my injury, I was fitted for a brace and sent off to recuperate for a month.
During that time, I had to call the office for prescription refills and doctor’s notes for work. Each of my requests was handled very promptly and the communication was top notch. When I went in for my follow up exam, I was treated with the same behavior as my first visit, leaving me with a great impression of this office.
As a side note, though my injury requires physical therapy, I wasn’t by any means pushed to use the therapy clinic that is on site. I was told I could use anyone I wanted, but if I chose, I could use the one on site. That lack of pressure made me even more comfortable with this office.
While I hope my visits in the future to this clinic will be minimal, I hope this review can be useful to at least one person who is agonizing over choosing a specialist. :)