Exceptional Outcomes for
Brain and Spine Conditions

I had a sizable cerebellar brain tumor which was very challenging and risky to remove. Dr. Haider, despite what seems to me to be of young age and located in what might seem to me a less-than common place to find extensive experience, does have extensive experience which worked out extremely fortunate for me. Dr. Haider and his Neurosurgery staff at Banner in Greeley are top-notch. I felt great immediately coming out of surgery and recovered and able to leave the hospital in record time, less than three days, and light golfing in 10 days! And no pain really surprised me also. I am likely one of the most fortunate and I know his skills and talent made this possible – and he is a pretty good all-around guy from what I can tell. Based on my experience, | would travel great distances to access his talent.

I was found to have a difficult tumor that was risky for removal. Dr Haider was kind and patient from the very start at explaining what I had and giving me many options. Ultimately we went with surgery and he got it all out. I’m very thankful I found this surgeon during our time of need.

Lower back pain and many other treatments were unsuccessful. Dr. Haider diagnosed and performed surgery to open the hole in the vertebrae and remove some of the disk. The procedure was quick and the recovery was relatively pain free. I can’t say enough good things about the. Doctor, the process, and the outcome! Thank you doctor Haider!

I was recently treated by Dr. Sameah Haider after years of chronic neck pain and headaches along with a worsening numbness in my arms and hands. What impressed me most from the very beginning was his thoughtful, patient-first approach—unlike many specialists I’d seen before, Dr. Haider didn’t rush to recommend surgery. He conducted a thorough evaluation and reviewed my imaging in detail, taking the time to walk me through what he saw and what my options were. In addition to looking at my spine, he diagnosed me with carpal tunnel. Rather than jumping straight to an operation, he recommended a combination of physical therapy and non-medication options. It was clear he genuinely wanted to help me avoid surgery if there were other effective paths. The physical therapy provided some additional exercises that will give me relief when I have a flair up. Dr. Haider was open to questions and provided honest, clear feedback. He made it clear that surgery would be a last resort—not a first response. To me, that level of integrity, expertise, and patient care is rare. I felt heard, and not pressured. It’s reassuring to know that if I do ever need surgery, I can trust him to make that call with my best interest at heart. I recommend Dr. Haider to anyone looking for a neurosurgeon who prioritizes conservative treatment.

Dr. Haider tells it like it is. I was hurting really bad first time I saw him and he showed me the MRI and helped explain what I had and that I probably wouldn’t need surgery based on how I was already improving. We met again 6 weeks later and he was right, 90% of my symptoms continued to improve and now I know who to trust if it ever gets worse. He doesn’t rush or pressure you into surgery. Really appreciate his support