Magnolia Larson, DO

Dr. Larson works with patients of all ages providing maternity and newborn care through elder and end-of-life care. She also specializes in osteopathic medicine and is skilled at performing osteopathic manipulative therapy. This hands-on technique helps to improve musculoskeletal conditions. While she enjoys providing a broad scope of care, Dr. Larson has a particular interest in nutrition/whole health, pediatrics and women's health, including maternity care.

Shared decision-making is at the core of Dr. Larson’s care philosophy. She strives to fully understand her patients’ health goals and works with them to develop plans that help them become their best selves and optimize their health.

In addition to providing patient care, Dr. Larson serves as an associate professor at the University School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. She is grateful for the opportunity to train and teach new family medicine doctors.

Outside of work, Dr. Larson enjoys cooking, camping, exercising and being active with her family.

I'm passionate about really listening to patients' stories and understanding how they want me to help them move toward better health.