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!

This hospitals emergency was amazing everyone was super kind and walked us through everything that…read morewe need

Thank you guys for taking me in and handling my issues so quickly. I had gone in there with an…read moreabscess on my side . It turned out to be MRSA.. they got me in and out of there quickly and told me how to take care of myself. Got me on antibiotics. I got a phone call from the doctor a few days later to confirm that it was MRSA and explained to me that if it continued what I might need to do. Thank you again everyone what a great clean nice facility

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.

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.

This clinic is a joke. The only reason I gave them 2 stars…read moreis that if you're lucky enough to get an appointment when you need it, they are usually quick to get you in & out. I went there for prenatal care for my most recent pregnancy. They never checked for obvious issues that could come up, esp with my history and risk factors. The secretaries think they're doctors qualified to make decisions about patients' health. The actual doctors take their sweet time getting back to patients in need of help. I'll spare you the gory details, but will add that they REFUSED to provide me with anything close to necessary postpartum care. If you have a choice, I recommend trying Ridgecrest or even Reno if you can... I wish I had had a home birth.

I love this clinic: attentive staff (thank you, Lori) and my doctor, Dr. Kim, is great. She's kind,…read morecompassionate, and very competent. My first interaction with her was for a uterine biopsy. I was very nervous, as I have a low threshold for pain but an intolerance of epinephrine, which is used in the anesthetic injections. She and her staff went out of their way to assure me that no epinephrine was in the shots (the nurse showed me the bottle!), and Dr. Kim made sure I had no pain whatsoever. It was quick and painless, and for that I'm deeply grateful. Results followed promptly and were explained in detail. All other visits have been great.

My health issues are complex, and Dr Cota did his best to understand it all. Some things fell…read morethrough the cracks, and the referral to a pain Management specialist was worthless. He didn't even renew a prescription that I'd been taking for over 10 years. Might have to go back to my other GP in Bishop, especially since I've heard that Southern Inyo Heath District (including the hospital) has days before it totally shuts down. With less than a week's worth of Cash left in the back to operate see article; https://calmatters.org/newsletter/inyo-county-hospitals-newsletter/?fbclid=IwY2xjawM6_tNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHmtliKS7ImOZVYf78YPV-KV6e6asyCWLQvKUiN1WNM4uA-n4epF5Md7Hc2Gd_aem_L19V_uw3yiJWMyc8mTtjYw

I go there when I have a health issue and every one who works there is very kind and professional.read more

This location is not focused on patient care. They make you feel like a burden for them having to…read moredo their job. Medical records is very unprofessional and not polite. Emergency room on call doctor needs help with their bedside manner. Very disappointing, and will definitely drive the 55 miles North to go to Northern Inyo hospital from now on.

The night nurse at Unit 2, Mr Paul Hays, is an absolute @$$hole!! The guy has such a terrible…read moreattitude towards anyway who comes in. He angrily puts meds away and is always sooooo rude to talk to! Would never recommend anyone . Nursing board needs to look into his work. Super douche bag

Cannot recommed and will not be using her for a procedure. Least compassionate, caring doctor I…read morehave ever visited. Left appointment confused and dissapointed, will drive to Carson City before seeing her again. I am under the impression from others this is her normal personality. NO Thank you very much, will save the insurance company $5000 and do business out of the area.

This doctor is technically OK. However, she , in addition to the other surgeons working at Northern…read moreInyo Hospital, are now ( 2018 onwards ) advertising their services to perform surgical procedures using the robotic assisted surgery technique. As both a physician and former colleague of those surgeons and a patient who has underwent robotic assisted surgery at a prestigious New York Hospital, it is my opinion that none of the surgeons at Northern Inyo Hospital should , in all conscience, be offering their services with that technique! Neither they nor Northern Inyo Hospital have the patient volume ( 25bed rural hospital) to perform the robotic assisted surgery safely! That is my opinion as a physician who has worked with all the surgeons there as of end 2015!

Kaiser, Oakhurst: 2025 Aug 6 (5 of 5)…read more Going to hospitals, even for a routine check-up can raise anxiety and blood pressure if you have to fight traffic and wait for hours to get in to see your physician. Luckily, we live just 3.5 miles from our boutique Kaiser - my routine-visit today turned out to be a positive note all around. I didn't need to wait too long to be ushered in, plus I had a good experience with everyone I encountered. Check-in: I checked in with Kerri. Kerri was friendly, efficient, and accommodating. (5 of 5) Tina: Tina took my blood pressure, heart-rate and weight. Tina looked cheery, which made me feel good. After she was done, Tina guided me to a room with small furniture. I was amused and took some pictures. Tina said the doctor sees children as part of her specialty, that's why the furniture is kid-sized. (5 of 5) Dr. Colleen O'Neil Tennant: Dr. O'Neil Tennant has been my chosen physician since October of 2024. Her specialty is in Family Medicine. She is calm, thoughtful, thorough with her exams, and listens to my concerns. That deserves an 'A' in my book. I hope I never have to change physicians. (5 of 5) Davina, Laboratory: Dr. O'Neil Tennant prescribed some blood work for me. We're lucky we can get blood drawn under the same roof. When I got there, an elderly lady walked in. She looked like she was also getting blood work done, so I gave her my spot. There was no one else behind me, but it took some time after the lady was done before my number was called. I had a wonderful phlebotomist. I explained that I'm terrified of needles and asked for a baby or butterfly needle. We joked about it. Davina was competent and calm. Yup, she can take my blood anytime. (5 of 5) Overall, my experience today at Kaiser spots a 5 of 5.

I work next door in a VA medical clinic. I tried to go over to ask someone about the best way to…read moreget some information from them about a shared patient. A person was sitting at the window, so I walked up to speak to her. She said she was not available because it was their lunch time and that I should come back later. I looked at my watch and it was 1:29pm, so it was a matter of seconds. Didn't seem like she was too worried about my timeline.