I have had nothing but good luck here! They ain't cheap, but i don't cheap out when it comes to my…read morefur potatoes! Since moving to Bishop four years ago, BVH has ministered to my two pugs, Gus and Stanley. Unfortunately. Gus had to be euthanized three years ago, and the staff handled that professionally and with consummate sensitivity. A couple of months later I adopted Stanley. BVH has looked after him since then. I have been very pleased with his care by BVH. Both the front office and medical staff have done outstanding work, and I trust them! I highly recommend them!

Been coming here since I moved to Bishop in 2018. Dr. Joel Figueroa is the best …read more He took exceptional care of my senior doxie TruMan during the last couple years of his life . He did everything he could to keep him going even though he had congestive heart failure. He even came to the house to help TruMan cross the rainbow bridge. It was his day off and he was headed to dinner and dropped everything to come. He's very kind and compassionate and I trust him with all my dogs . Forester my puppy has been his patient since he was 8 weeks old . I appreciate all he does and how loving he is with all three of my pups . I highly recommend Joel .

Super cute (but spendy) gift shop in addition to being just the pharmacy I needed to pick up a…read moreprescription. They filled my Rx pretty quickly, even though I was visiting from out of town. This was extra helpful since I only had access to a vehicle for a limited time!

Unfortunately this experience very much less than friendly. I had gotten poison Oak on the Oregon…read moreCoast that was so severe on my body that it required me to go to a clinic in Medford, Ca to seek medical assistance. They prescribed me prednisone and 30 days later I was in Lone Pine, Ca to do some some photography (I live full time on the road as a professional landscape photographer). I was still having an extreme reaction to the poison oak so my doctor prescribed me gabapentin for the excruciating burning I was feeling below my skin. This medication is used to treat the nerves that are so enflamed. If you've ever had poison oak, you know it is like a non stop torture to your skin and your mind, trying to fight the urge to itch. Dwayne refused to fill my prescription saying "I don't feel comfortable giving this medication to an out of towner...They don't prescribe gabapentin for poison oak", he says to me. This is such false info, you can google and see it is very commonly prescribed for poison oak. I drove 60 miles one way because this was the nearest pharmacy and I can't stress the amount of pain my skin was in. I don't drink alcohol or use any recreational drugs(not even pot). I called my Dr to tell him this pharmacist won't fill my script. I can hear Dwayne talking rudely to him on the phone and making a scene so all the employees and customers were looking at me. I was not only in extreme pain from the poison oak but now feeling embarassed and singled out as if I'm some kind of junky becuase he "didn't know me". I presented the visual evidence of my poison oak all over my arms and hands. After waiting for an hour and all this back and forth (which was extremely embarassing) he agreed to give me 10 pills out of the 40 I was prescribed. Here we are weeks later and I only took I pill a day for 5 days so I have 5 of them left. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend staying away from this place if you're an "out of towner". What a horrible experience!!!

We love Dr. Chong and Dr. Voorhees. Dr. Chung is really…read morehelped us out when our animals were in distress. The staff are lovely.

I brought my dog in for a rabies vaccine and after the injection I was given a receipt and that was…read moreit. I asked "Is this what I need to show the county?" and I was told that was all I need and sent on my way. I went out to the parking lot and did some research and it turns out I need a "rabies vaccine certificate" So, I go back in and the young tattoo girl at the counter tries blowing smoke up my arse "we don't know what the county requires, if you need a rabies certificate you will have to come back in an hour". I am a nurse, I know how long it takes to fill out a vaccination form. If you are lazy and dishonest you should not be working in customer service. I am surprised the "vet" or whatever did not step in to correct this behavior, she was sitting right next to tattoo girl when she was lying to me.... Shame on tattoo girl and vet tech

Unstable financial status.Revolving door status for the…read more CEO position. No permanent CEO for several years. Compared to Mammoth Hospital, the services are limited. Only exception is obstetrics and even then there doesn't seem to be a stable provider base. All information obtained from publicly available sources and nih.org

Just the best care we have ever had! One of the top reasons we must stay in Bishop! The staff truly…read morecares about your health and well being!. From beginning to end the front desk, nurses, PA's, doctor's snd billing department...they all care! The PA's, Matt and Tammy are knowledgeable, friendly, patient and kind!

Amazing experience summiting Mount Whitney via the Mountaineers Route with Sierra Mountaineering…read moreInternational! Kurt was an exceptional guide- knowledgeable, professional, and fun to climb with. He made the entire experience feel safe and well-supported while also teaching us new skills along the way. Highly recommend SMI.

Horrific and Traumatizing Experience with SMLGuides - Guide Kurt…read more I recently participated in a guided Mt. Whitney hike with SMLGuides, and it was, without question, one of the most distressing and disappointing trail experiences of my life. What should have been an empowering and memorable climb instead became an experience marked by poor leadership, lack of professionalism, emotional distress, and equipment negligence. To begin with, the backpack I rented from Kurt was completely inappropriate--it was a men's backpack, not sized or fitted for me, and it caused immediate and ongoing issues throughout the hike. I had to stop repeatedly to make adjustments, relying on another guide, Ben, to help me manage the situation. These delays were not due to my fitness or preparedness but solely due to being provided improper gear. Supplying correctly fitted equipment is a basic responsibility of any guiding service, and this failure directly impacted my hike. What followed at the trailhead was even more troubling. After arriving with excitement and anticipation, I was subjected to an invasive and humiliating experience when Kurt went through each of my personal belongings from the rental backpack--handling and examining items that were clearly private--before abruptly tossing the bag into the van. This behavior was unnecessary, intrusive, and deeply uncomfortable, and it immediately set a tone of disrespect and intimidation. Despite my clear and repeated communication--both prior to the hike and in person--about my extensive hiking background, including summiting Mount Kilimanjaro, completing Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim, finishing the Triple Crown Hike in Virginia, and numerous Appalachian Trail hikes, Kurt continuously questioned my ability in a way that was demeaning and demoralizing. This was not constructive guidance; it was discouraging and dismissive. Rather than offering solutions, encouragement, or leadership, Kurt repeatedly suggested that I should quit. At no point did he attempt to properly address the gear issue or support me in continuing. I felt pressured, unsupported, and frankly treated as an inconvenience. It genuinely felt as though he had his own agenda and was eager to drop hikers rather than guide them. Ultimately, I turned back--not because I lacked the physical capability to summit, but because my equipment failed me and my guide failed me. The mountain did not defeat me--the leadership did. This experience stands in stark contrast to my Rim-to-Rim hike, where teammates stayed with me, encouraged me, and supported me through challenges. That is what real leadership and camaraderie look like. That is what hikers deserve--especially on a trail as demanding as Mt. Whitney. Additionally, we were informed there would be four guides, yet only three were present. There was no explanation provided. In contrast to Kurt's behavior, Ben was kind, patient, and genuinely helpful, doing his best to assist me with the oversized backpack and offering the support that was otherwise missing. I left this experience emotionally drained, shaken, and traumatized. I was forced to turn around under circumstances that could and should have been prevented with proper gear, professionalism, and support. Given that I could not complete the hike due to these failures, I am requesting a full refund. I sincerely hope SMLGuides takes this feedback seriously. No hiker should ever be made to feel disrespected, intimidated, or abandoned on a guided expedition. Future participants deserve competent leadership, properly fitted equipment, transparency, and basic human decency.

I've been going to the rural health clinic since 2004. I've had two primary care physicians, and…read morethey both been superb. All he receptionists, the medical assistants take your blood pressure and stuff before seeing the doctors, the nurses, the nurse practitioners and the physicians assistants that I've come in contact with have all been friendly and efficient. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Check in was easy don't understand why they want you to show 20 minutes early to set and wait…read more Staff is caring and responsive.

Immature & unprofessional. I cancelled an appointment last minute because I did not want to extract…read morea tooth that didn't need to be yet. I do recognize that giving such short notice to cancel is not ideal. In retaliation, they cancelled my upcoming cleaning appointment without notifying me. So I showed up, hearing whispers between the staff in the back (no one is ever at the desk to greet you). Then Dr. Overholtzer comes out and says I should seek care elsewhere. Fine. But to purposely not notify me of this prior to showing up was just petty. Also the 'consults' were over the top. It's really weird to have your dentist want to do a therapy session with you & not just take care of your teeth.

Maybe the worst dentist experience I have ever received. They are going to try and hit you with a…read morebunch of stuff you don't need. State of the art 3-d imaging is good.... but then they'll try and set up more appointments to talk about stuff you didn't go there for. They'll make you pay $300 out of pocket and tell you every other dentist in town is the same (they aren't). They'll MISS YOUR CAVITY, and the other dentist you see a week later will catch it. And this wasn't even the worst part of it. Seems pretty scammy to me and I will not be going back.

Clean and the people are friendly. The STARBUCKS was right…read moreon with my drink ..definitely will be back on my way home .

I understand when one register isnt working but when two go down at the same time, come on. That…read morewasn't the real issue, the female asain " Jenny" has a major attitude and doesn't even offer to help, that was the perpetual cherry on top. Then when both registers don't have a simple 60 cash back and we have to wait for a manager and still an attitude...not ever coming here again

Wait six months between appointments for them to cancel your appointment at the last minute. And if…read moreyou do get in, they'll start working on all your teeth before they finish any of them, so you're stuck with years worth of unfinished work. They won't accept emergency visits so I had to pull a tooth myself after their root canal failed and my tooth broke. Then when I finally got in, it was only scheduled as a check up so no real work was done, and they didn't even notice that the tooth that was supposed to get a crown was now gone...

I've reluctantly been forced to update my review of Toiyabe's Bishop Clinic, particularly due to a…read morechange of location and a change of management, resulting in a rating of 3 stars, down from the previous 4 stars. The dental staff continue to shine, even with the change of scenery. If you need your pearly whites shined to perfection, ask for Delanie, the dental hygienist. She'll make sure your teeth shine! The dentists are awesome and are second to none. Full disclosure: I've not had much of any interaction with the medical clinic in Bishop, since having made the choice to go to the Line Pine Clinic. One of the reasons is that they're consistently loaded up, while the staff at the Lone Pine Clinic accommodate my requests quite handily and easily. Also, a severe turnover in medical providers in Bishop also made it an easy choice for me to continue going to Lone Pine. As for the Pharmacy, it is only open to Indigenous American patients. So if you're able to take advantage of this as an Indigenous American, I highly encourage you to do so. As for why my rating has been scaled back, the recent change in management due to what some have termed "interfering board decisions" has not resulted in a positive, harmonious relationship, which is apparent in many of the Bishop staff, unfortunately. When the decision was made to eliminate the Preventive Medicine Department altogether, no public announcement was made nor were any patients consulted on the potential impacts. Instead, it was left to the remaining staffers to inform the patients affected. Such a hastily made and carried-out decision comes across as a sign of ineffectual management, something which often results after a turnover in management. It is with a hope for positive changes in the future that I write this.