Medicare for the Record Podcast
Why care coordination matters for Medicare members
October 27, 2026
Today’s healthcare system can be complicated—especially for Medicare beneficiaries who see multiple doctors, take several medications, or manage chronic conditions. One of the most important parts of a positive healthcare experience is making sure all these pieces work together. That’s where care coordination comes in.
What you’ll learn:
In this episode, Dr. Dillon Stein, Assistant Vice President of Medicare Medical Services, joins hosts Stacy Smith and Patrice King Brown. They’ll discuss how care coordination helps improve the patient experience, why your primary care physician serves as the quarterback of your healthcare team, and how a coordinated approach can help you stay healthier and avoid unnecessary complications.
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Guest Speaker
Dr. Dillon Stein
Assistant Vice President, Medicare Medical Services
Dr. Dillon Stein is Assistant Vice President of Medicare Medical Services at UPMC Health Plan. A Pittsburgh native, Dr. Stein is a board-certified internal medicine physician with specialized training in hospice and palliative care. He spent 10 years providing care to underserved and rural populations throughout southwestern Pennsylvania. His clinical experience has shaped his passion for improving accessibility and equity in health care. Dr. Stein’s areas of expertise include complex care, communication, and working within an interdisciplinary health care team. In his current role, he brings that experience to Medicare Medical Services with a focus on helping improve care for Medicare beneficiaries.
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