
Snibbe Orthopedics
Quick Facts
| Practice Type | Specialty |
| Location | Los Angeles, Beverly Hills |
| Doctors | Jason Snibbe MD, Sports Medicine |
About
At Snibbe Orthopedics, Dr. Jason Snibbe brings fellowship-trained surgical expertise to a boutique orthopedic practice in Los Angeles. He specializes in minimally invasive and robotic surgeries of the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee. His approach is conservative by conviction: he pursues non-surgical options first and turns to the operating room only when necessary.
Dr. Snibbe has completed more than 8,000 surgeries over his career. Orthopedics This Week named him the safest physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where he holds one of the lowest complication rates on staff. 's Top Doctors in 2018. He limits his patient volume deliberately, giving each case the time and attention it requires. Professional athletes, performers, and active patients across Los Angeles trust him with their care.
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Boutique, out-of-network orthopedic experience. Fees discussed transparently; out-of-network insurance paperwork assistance available where applicable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Snibbe Orthopedics operates as a boutique, out-of-network practice. Dr. Snibbe does not bill insurance directly, which allows him the freedom to use the most advanced techniques without restrictions. The practice discusses all fees transparently during your consultation. Where applicable, the team assists patients with out-of-network insurance paperwork.
Dr. Snibbe keeps his patient volume low so he can give every case the time and attention it deserves. Smaller volume means he can deliver a fully personalized recovery process for each patient. This is a deliberate part of how he practices, not a byproduct of his schedule.
Dr. Snibbe treats the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee. His surgical capabilities include robotic total hip, knee, and shoulder arthroplasty, as well as a wide range of arthroscopic procedures. He also handles conditions of the rotator cuff, labrum, ACL, meniscus, and tendons across these joints.
No. Dr. Snibbe takes a conservative approach and works to avoid surgery whenever a patient's condition allows. He offers non-surgical treatments and biologic therapies, including ultrasound-guided PRP injections. He evaluates each case individually and recommends surgery only when other options have been exhausted or are unlikely to provide adequate relief.
Robotic joint replacement uses robotic-assisted technology to improve surgical precision during joint replacement procedures. Dr. Snibbe performs robotic total hip, total knee, and total shoulder arthroplasty. His fellowship training specifically included robotic joint reconstruction, and this is one of his core areas of expertise.
Dr. Snibbe treats professional athletes, performers, and active patients who want a high level of personalized orthopedic care. His patient base includes clients from the LA Kings and LA Clippers, as well as celebrity patients. He welcomes anyone seeking expert care for shoulder, elbow, hip, or knee conditions.
Dr. Snibbe holds board certification in orthopedic surgery and completed fellowship training in sports medicine and robotic joint reconstruction. He has performed over 8,000 surgeries. Orthopedics This Week named him the safest physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center based on an independent analysis of complication rates. His expertise has appeared on CNN, Good Morning America, NBC News, and in the LA Times.
You can reach Snibbe Orthopedics by phone at (213) 377-6843. The practice is based in Los Angeles and affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. During your first consultation, Dr. Snibbe will review your condition, discuss your goals, and walk you through all fee and treatment information clearly.
Practice last updated March 21, 2026



