Dr. Dr. Jason T. Estrin, MD

Expert Publications

• A retrospective review of blood transfusions in cancer patients with anemia.
• Erythropoietin permits high-dose chemotherapy with peripheral blood stem-cell transplant for a Jehovah's Witness.

Media Releases

Dedicated Internist Combines Expertise in Disease Management with a Focus on Patient Relationships and Preventive Care

Dr. Jason Estrin, a highly skilled internist, is proud to announce his practice in Morrisville, Pennsylvania, where he specializes in the medical treatment of adult patients. With extensive training and experience, he offers a holistic approach to healthcare, managing both common and rare diseases while emphasizing the importance of long-term relationships with his patients.

Education-wise, he completed his residency in internal medicine at Greenwich Hospital/Yale University, where he honed his skills in diagnosing and treating a variety of health conditions. Prior to that, he completed his internship at the prestigious Pennsylvania Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. He earned his medical degree from Drexel University College of Medicine, graduating in 2002. His commitment to excellence in patient care has led him to join Redwood Health Partners in 2024.

As an internist, Dr. Estrin plays a critical role in both primary care and as a consultant to other physicians. He is adept at managing complex medical cases, and he collaborates closely with specialists, including surgeons, to ensure comprehensive treatment plans for his patients. His practice is built on the foundation of disease prevention and mental health care, recognizing the interconnectedness of physical and mental well-being.

An authority in his field, he is a proud recipient of a Certificate in Medical Humanities from MCP-Hahnemann University and has also earned a Certificate from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public Affairs at Princeton University. In 2014, he was honored to be named a Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP), reflecting his commitment to professional development and excellence in internal medicine.

Believing that a strong patient-physician relationship is paramount in achieving positive health outcomes, he takes the time to understand each patient’s unique needs, which allows for personalized care and tailored treatment plans. His practice not only addresses immediate health concerns but also emphasizes preventive measures to help patients maintain optimal health.

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