Practice · Shoulder expertise
Orthopaedic surgery · Shoulder
Move again,
with confidence.
Focused shoulder expertise, attentive listening and care adapted to your daily life.
NeuchâtelSaint-Imier
The approach
Specialist shoulder care.
Dr Stéphane Vasseur is an orthopaedic surgeon specialising in shoulder surgery.
Trained in Switzerland and France, he has more than 15 years of experience and practises at Hôpital de La Providence in Neuchâtel and Hôpital de Saint-Imier. His approach focuses on listening, carefully assessing each patient’s functional needs and choosing the most appropriate treatment, whether conservative or surgical. Deeply committed to his field, he supports every patient with rigour and compassion.
Discuss your situation15+ yearsof clinical experience
Shoulderfocused expertise
2 locationsin French-speaking Switzerland
Expertise
The most common reasons for consultation.
Clear information to help prepare for your consultation — it does not replace personalised medical advice.
Shoulder osteoarthritis
Pain, stiffness and progressive loss of mobility.
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Rotator cuff
Tendinopathy, tears and pain on exertion.
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Subacromial impingement
Pain when raising the arm.
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Calcifications
Episodes of sometimes very intense pain.
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Instability
Dislocation sensations or recurrent dislocations.
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Fractures
Assessment and treatment after trauma.
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Your care pathway
A medical decision at every stage.
- AssessListening, clinical examination and review of available imaging.
- ExplainThe diagnosis, alternatives and expected benefits are presented clearly.
- SupportIf surgery is indicated, follow-up and rehabilitation are planned ahead.
Treatments
Surgical procedures.
When surgery is indicated, each technique is selected according to your diagnosis and functional goal.
Consultations
Care close to you.
Frequently asked questions
Before your consultation.
When should I consult for shoulder pain?
When pain persists, limits activity or sleep, follows trauma, or is associated with weakness or reduced mobility.
Is surgery always necessary?
No. Treatment depends on your diagnosis, symptoms and situation. Non-surgical alternatives are discussed whenever relevant.
How can I book an appointment?
Contact your preferred consultation location directly using the details below.
First contact
Your shoulder deserves a clear answer.
Choose your consultation location. In a medical emergency, contact the emergency services.