Lindsay Larson, FNP-C

Lindsay Larson, FNP-C – Urgent Care Provider

Lindsay Larson, FNP-C, is a family nurse practitioner with deep roots in the Bitterroot Valley, where she was raised and where her father still lives in her childhood home. Serving the community that helped shape her has been especially meaningful, and she feels grateful each day for the opportunity to care for the people of the valley she has always considered home. Lindsay serves as an Urgent Care provider, primarily based in the Stevensville Clinic.

She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Alaska Anchorage and her Master of Science in Nursing–Family Nurse Practitioner from Frontier Nursing University. Lindsay was drawn to becoming a nurse practitioner because it allows her to care for patients as whole people; listening to their stories, advocating for their needs, and serving as a steady, supportive presence throughout their healthcare journey.

Lindsay values teamwork and believes the best care happens when skilled professionals collaborate with trust, respect, and compassion. She strives to treat every patient with the same empathy, attentiveness, and dignity she would offer a member of her own family, combining compassionate listening with evidence-based care.

Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys time with her four children, working on her family’s farm, and spending time in the mountains with her horses. After a decade in Alaska, she and her family returned to Montana in 2019, following a strong pull back home. Reconnecting with the community she loves and giving back through her work in healthcare has been one of the most rewarding chapters of her life.