About Me

Dr. Craig Olin has practiced concierge internal medicine in Stamford since 2007, following 10 years of general internal medicine practice. This concierge model has allowed him to enjoy the extra time he can devote to his patients whether that means office visits, off-site visits, or helping to coordinate their care when hospitalized.

He was recognized in 1999 by Stamford Hospital with the Jack and Bertha Beers Award as an “Outstanding Young Attending Physician,” and in 2006 by the Fairfield County Medical Association with the prestigious Melville G. Magida Award. This award is given annually to a physician “who has demonstrated a notable capacity for patient treatment and care, and a special sensitivity to patient/physician relationships.”

Dr. Olin is a past chairman of the medical staff at Stamford Hospital. In addition to his medical practice, he currently serves Stamford Health as the medical director for virtual care, and as the division director of general internal medicine. He also serves on the executive committee of the Stamford Hospital Foundation.

In the community, Dr. Olin serves on the board of directors of the Waveny Lifecare Network and volunteers his time caring for patients at the Americares Free Clinic. He is a past president and current member of the board of directors of the Fairfield County Medical Association.

Dr. Olin and his wife live in Stamford and have three grown children. In his free time he enjoys playing golf and tennis.