Larsen CHC
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About
Larsen CHC builds AI agents for federally qualified health centers. The practice is led by Edward Larsen, who spent more than 15 years in executive roles inside community health centers. He served as chief operating officer, chief executive officer, and chief information officer at five FQHCs across California, Oregon, and Idaho, ranging from a $9 million single-site center to a $70 million, 12-site network serving more than 50,000 patients. That experience is the whole point. Health centers are asked to adopt technology built by people who have never sat through a HRSA site visit, managed a sliding fee scale, or closed a month on grant funds. Larsen CHC starts from the operating problem instead of the software. The work is deliberately small at first. A typical engagement begins with a paid discovery, then one narrow build that proves itself before anything expands. A current system delivers a personalized daily brief to all five senior executives at a $42 million health center every weekday morning, running read-only inside the client's own Microsoft environment under a signed business associate agreement chain. One rule governs everything: agents prepare the work, people approve it. No autonomous access to patient health information, no financial posting, no clinical decisions, and no messages or commitments sent without a person saying yes. Larsen CHC also publishes free tools for health center teams, covering site visit readiness, board composition, UDS deadlines, sliding fee calculations, grant budget variance, and staffing ratios.
Categories
Services Offered
- AI Agents & Virtual Assistants
- AI Governance, Strategy & Readiness
- Workflow & Process Automation
- Revenue Cycle AI
- Conversational AI & Patient Communication
Experience
- 6+ years working with FQHCs
- 11+ years in healthcare