My grandmother stayed here for about a month before moving to Las Vegas with us. It seems like she was happy and enjoyed her time there but it's hard to tell because some of her memory is fading. There was one nurse that was extremely helpful and empathetic to the feeling of having to put a loved one in care and I really appreciated her. I wish I remembered her name. However, the people who handle the intake and behind-the-scenes paperwork, we're not very nice at all. We continue to get the runaround on who we needed to speak to to sign the final paperwork for her transfer to Las Vegas. And when we attempted to try to ask one of them for help she shrugged us off and was saying it's not her area and was very rude. Once I called her out on it, she tried to be a little bit nicer so it may have been from stress. However, that is not how you treat the loved ones of the people who live at your care facility. But since that only affects us, and not how my grandmother felt there, I'm only deducting one star. We would use this care facility again in the future if we had to for a short period of time. read more

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This facility has some pretty damn amazing employees. They try very hard to provide care and compassion to their residents.

I was transferred from Mammoth Hospital to Bishop Care Center for post operative care and rehabilitation for a fractured tibia following a skiing accident. I consider myself so lucky to have wound up at this facility. It is clean and attractive. The staff are amazing. Nurses and attendants take a personal interest in their patients. There is a staff, partly volunteer, who provide activities to make your stay fun and caring. The therapists are all first rate! The food is good. During my stay of several weeks now, I feel that I am getting the best possible care for my injury while also being treated with courtesy and caring by a warm family. They have team meetings which include the patient periodically to review progress. They arrange for transportation to medical appointments. They try to accommodate as much as possible to the comfort and interests of their residents. Don't get hurt, but if you do, hope that you wind up at a facility as excellent as Bishop Cate Center for your recuperation. read more