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Physical Health & Mental Health

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Physical Health & Mental Health

Dental Care

  • A tooth-shaped mascot holds a toothbrush and smiles, promoting oral health.Address: 1360 N. Main Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-7885

    Brochure: Inyo County Dentists

    Services: Inyo County Oral Health Program provides oral health education, dental hygience supplies, and school dental health screenings. 

  • A beige building with a red sign stands under a blue sky, surrounded by trees.Address: 85 Sierra Park Road, Mammoth Lakes

    Phone: 760-924-4007

    Website: Mammoth Hospital Dental Clinic

    Mammoth Hospital Dental Clinic is the only dental clinic in the Eastern Sierra with pediatric specialists, providing comprehensive preventive and restorative care. Mammoth Dental Clinic welcomes low-income families and accepts a broad range of insurance programs.

     

  • Logo for Spika Dental featuring a mountain range and sun.Address: 312 W. Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-3208

    Website: Spika Dental

    Services: Spika Dental provides preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dental care for patients of all ages. The clinic focuses on providing high-quality, affordable care in a welcoming environment where patients feel comfortable and supported. Spika Dental is in-network with Delta Dental and also accepts most out-of-network insurance plans, with staff available to help answer insurance questions. The office does not currently accept Medicaid.

     

  • Logo for TOIYABE INDIAN HEALTH PROJECT with a circular emblem.Locations: Address and Phone Number

    • Bishop: 250 N. See Vee Lane, Bishop, 760-873-3443
    • Lone Pine: 1150 S. Goodwin Road, Lone Pine, 760-876-4795

    Website: Toiyabe Indian Health Project

    Services: The Dental Department at Toiyabe Indian Health Project provides comprehensive dental care for patients and families. The dental team is trained in using advanced digital imaging and modern dental materials, including bonded ceramic crowns, to support high-quality and up-to-date care. Services are focused on improving oral health through prevention, treatment, and restorative dental services in a patient-centered setting. Patients are encouraged to visit the website or contact the office directly to learn about current availability and whether new patients are being accepted.

     

  • A two-story building with a tree in front and a green lawn.Address: 459 West Line Street, Suite B, Bishop

    Phone: 760-784-7020

    Website: Bishop Community Health Center

    Valley Health Dental Services provides family oriented dental care to adults and children. Family general dentistry services include preventative and routine care including comprehensive exams, routine check-ups, digital x-rays, dental cleanings, flouride treatments, dental sealants, and oral hygiene education. Services also include restorative and treatment services and additional support and referrals.

     

     

Developmental Support

  • A circular logo featuring a profile silhouette of a head filled with colorful, overlapping circles.Address: 386 W Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-937-2248

    Website: Apogee Assessments

    Services: Apogee Assessments helps families understand learning, behavior, and developmental concerns through comprehensive evaluations. They provide testing and consultation to identify learning needs and offer recommendations for school and educational support. Additional services include counseling, neurotherapy/neurostimulation, and guidance to help families plan next steps.

     

  • A light-colored building with a green roof has a glass door and two large bushes out front.Address: 214 W. Line Street, Suite C, Bishop

    Phone: 760-784-4001

    Website: Community Integration Specialists

    Services: Community Integration Specialists provides independent facilitation and person-centered planning support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Services focus on helping individuals identify goals, build support teams, and access services through California’s Self-Determination Program and Regional Center system. The agency also assists with navigating community resources, coordinating supports, and promoting greater independence and community inclusion.

     

  • Logo for Exceptional Family Center, an Early Start Resource Center.Address: 163 Grandview Drive, Bishop

    Phone: 760-258-1262

    Website: Kern Exceptional Family Center

    Services: Exceptional Family Center assists families and individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities in finding porgramsand services that meet their needs through collaboration, education, empowerment, and mutual support. Early Start Services include parent support meetings, playgroups, and resource materials. EFC also assists with applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and providing system navigation support through their Community Navigator Program.

  • Logo for 'First Choice Solutions Person-Centered Services' featuring California outline.Address: 568 W Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-201-5121

    Website: First Choice Solutions

    Services: First Choice Solutions provides independent facilitation and support for individuals participating in California’s Self-Determination Program. Services focus on helping participants create person-centered plans, identify goals, and connect with appropriate services and supports through the Regional Center system. The agency also assists families in navigating available resources to increase independence and improve quality of life.

     

  • Logo with large blue 'H' and black 'C' in the center, surrounded by text 'Encourage', 'Advocate', 'Resources', 'Training', 'Support', 'Help'.Address: 308 W Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 661-531-3498

    Website: Hearts Connection

    Services: HEARTS Connection is a Family Empowerment Center through the California Department of Education to serve families who have students age 3 - 22. Services include parent groups, parent training, locating resources, IEP trainings and IEP assistance. 

  • Logo for Kern Regional Center featuring colorful handprints and text.Address: 187 W. Pine Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-7411

    Website: Kern Regional Center

    Services: Kern Regional Center is a public agency that helps individuals with developmental disabilities and their families access needed services and supports. The center provides eligibility determination, service coordination, and ongoing case management to help individuals develop skills, increase independence, and connect to community-based resources such as therapies, respite care, housing supports, and employment services. Services are coordinated through individualized planning based on each person’s needs and goals.

General Health

  • A long, low building with a grassy lawn and parked cars.Address:  152 Pioneer Lane Suite H, Bishop

    Phone:  760-873-6373

    Website: Northern Inyo Associates Pediatrics

    Northern Inyo Associates Pediatrics offers preventative care for newborn through age 21 years. Walk-in services include immunizations, blood pressure checks, weight checks, fluoride varnish treatments, WIC forms, anemia testing, hearing screening for patients 4+ and age appropriate vision testing for patients 9+ months. Northern Inyo Associates pediatricians also care for infants and children who are admitted to Northern Inyo Hospital. 

     

  • Two people in a medical office setting, one holding a clipboard.Address:  Bishop Union High School

    Phone:  760-873-2086

    Website: Bishop Union High School Bronco Clinic site (to make appointments), Northern Inyo Healthcare District site (about the Bronco Clinic)

    The Bronco Health Clinic is a school-based health center formed by Northern Inyo Healthcare District and Bishop Union High School. A school-based health center brings a healthcare provider into a school, helping reduce absences, dropout rates, disciplinary problems, and other negative academic outcomes. The Bronco Clinic helps encourage students to become more responsible for their health early on and increases access to healthcare.

    The Bronco Clinic provides acute visits for minor illness and injuries, initial treatment for acute asthma attacks, acne treatment, treatment for depression, anxiety and substance use, reproductive health services including birth control, sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing and treatment, over-the-counter medication for pain and allergies, referrals to community agencies, and health education.

  • Exterior view of the Northern Inyo Hospital Rural Health Clinic.Address: 153 Pioneer Lane Suite B, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-2849

    Website: Rural Health Clinic

    Rural Health Clinic is a primary health care home for the whole family. Services include geenral family practice, care of acute illness/injury (colds, flu, minor cuts, sprains, and strains), immunizations for all ages, preventative care, women's health, pediatrics, and more. 

     

  • The Northern Idaho Healthcare District logo features a blue mountain range icon.

    Address: 150 Pioneer Lane, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-2075

    Website: Northern Inyo Healthcare District

    Services: Northern Inyo Healthcare District offers the only hospital in the area, and provides the community with high quality, comprehensive health services. The full-service critical access hospital provides 24-hour emergency care and is ready to receive patients when they need help the most.  Additionally, they provide a variety of specialty services, including obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, family medicine, geriatrics, orthopedics, general surgery and more.

     

  • Image promoting Inyo County Public Health with a scenic landscape.Address: 1360 N. Main Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-7868

    Website: Public Health Clinic

    Services: 

    Public Health Division promotes optimal community health through disease and injury prevention, education, policy development, and more. 

    STI Testing and Family Planning Services: Anyone 12 and older may receive these services confidentially and without parental consent: free STI testing for eligible individuals. Our STI tests cover Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and HIV. $10.00 Rapid HIV Tests. $5.00 Pregnancy Tests.

    Condom Dispensers: Free condoms are accessible throughout Inyo County. Call our office for more information.

    Tuberculosis Screening: TB Risk Assessments are free. TB skin tests are available for $20 (exact cash or check) and are offered only on Tuesdays from 1-4 PM. You must return on Thursday at the same time to have the results read and receive a signed form.

    Free Vaccines: Free vaccinations are available for eligible children through our Vaccines for Children Program. Free flu vaccinations are offered to adults and children six months and older. Home-delivered vaccinations are available at no-cost for those who meet eligibility criteria. 

    Pop-Up Vaccine Clinics: Visit our website for updates on mobile vaccine events. Pop-up flu clinics run October through November, or get vaccinated at our Public Health clinic on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while supplies last.

    Education/Consultation: The Public Health nurses are available to provide educational materials and counseling. Please come by during our walk in clinic hours or give us a call.

    Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program: The Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program is available only to individuals who have a valid physician's recommendation and have completed all required documentation before applying. 

    Free Narcan Opioid Reversal Kits: Free Narcan opioid overdose reveral kits. Organizations requiring regular distributions are encouraged to visit the Inyo County Public Health website for more information.

     

  • A low-slung building with windows sits in front of snow-capped mountains.Address: 510 E. Locust Street, Lone Pine

    Phone: 760-876-1146

    Website: SIHD Rural Health Clinic

    SIHD Rural Health Clinic offers comprehensive healthcare close to home including primary and urgent care needs. Specialty services available on a monthly or bi-monthly basis includes diabetes management, family practice, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder, orthopedics, pediatrics, podiatry, psychiatric services, and wellness checks.

     

  • The Southern Inyo Healthcare District logo features a mountain range silhouette.Address:  501 E. Locust St. Lone Pine

    Phone:  760-823-9096

    Website: Southern Inyo Healthcare District

    Services: 24/7 Emergency Services, Acute to Specialized Care, Rural Health Clinic, Rehabilitation, Diagnostic & Imaging, and Long-Term Care 

     

  • The American flag waves in front of a building with the name 'TOIYABE'.Bishop

    Address: 250 N. See Vee Lane

    Phone: 760-873-8464

    Lone Pine

    Address: 1150 S. Goodwin Road

    Phone: 760-876-4795

    Website: Toiyabe Indian Health Project

    Toiyabe provides a wide array of health care services, including medical, dental, dialysis, pharmacy, optometry, family services and public health services. Toiyabe provides service to people of all ethnicities and races. Some programs are limited to Native American patients only. Check their website to see which clinics are accepting new patients for certain services. Toiyabe's main clinic is located in Bishop, with satellite clinics located in Lone Pine and Bridgeport. The Dialysis Clinic is located in Bishop as well.

    Medical services include:

    • Acupuncture
    • Chronic disease management
    • Comprehensive family planning
    • Geriatric medicine
    • Immunizations
    • Pediatrics
  • A two-story building with a tree in front and a green lawn.Address: 459 West Line Street, Suite C, Bishop

    Phone: 760-784-7020

    Website: Bishop Community Health Center

    Valley Health Medical Services offers a wide variety of services in patient care. Adult services include OB-GYN, perinatal, physical exams for health maintenance, onsite basic labs, drug screening, nutrition education, and immunications. Youth and school services include pediatrics, well child exams, immunizations, sports physicals, asthma/diabetes/other chronic conditions management and education, and nutritional education.

     

Mental Health

  • A professional headshot of a smiling woman next to contact information.Address: PO Box 1554, BiIshop 93515

    Phone: 760-937-0711

    Website: Alex Ellis

    Services: Alex's goal is to help you uncover your true potential in order to lead your own life in a way that makes you feel like celebrating. Alex applies complementary therapy approaches and techniques, to unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.If you are in need of extra support and guidance through challenging times or you're wanting to move in a new direction in your life, Alex will work with you to achieve your personal goals. Call or email to schedule a complementary initial consultation for a child, teen or adult. In person or telehealth avaiable.

     

  • Logo featuring a green silhouette of a head with a tree growing inside.Email: venessasmith@bearingtreecoaching.com

    Website: Bearing Tree Wholistic Learning

    Services: Helping teens and young adults cultivate strong roots—so they can grow with purpose, confidence, and resilience. Through personalized, wholistic coaching, Venessa supports them in navigating life’s challenges, building emotional intelligence, developing executive functioning skills, and discovering who they are becoming. This work goes far beyond academics. It’s about creating the inner stability, self-trust, and clarity they need to thrive—in school, in life, and in themselves. In person or telehealth avaiable.

     

  • A woman and a child sit at a table, playing a board game.Address: 212 Grove Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-872-2418

    Website: Crystal West

    Services: Therapy begins with trauma-informed care and includes psychoeducation, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and experimenting with new coping skills so you can learn better ways of interacting with the world around you. 

     

  • Text reads 'Earth-Based Therapy' above a mountain landscape.Phone:  760-920-6401

    Website: Joselin Carranza

    Services: Joselin helps clients slow down and create openings for them to reconnect to wholeness within themselves. She focuses on supporting you in: establishing a connection to your own body’s wisdom; strengthening your natural intuition; facilitating movement of unmetabolized emotions and trauma; deepening into your own expression. In person and telehealth available

     

  • A colorful graphic promoting mental health services for students and families.Address: 136 Edward Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-4206

    Website: North Star Services

    Services: North Star Services provides no-cost mental health services to students and families in Inyo County schools. North Star Services strives to empower clients to build skills and gain awareness to overcome the challenges in their lives. The team offers school-based and community-based sessions including individual, group, family, parent-child, and teletherapy services

  • Logo for Eastern Sierra Counseling and Consulting, featuring a butterfly design.Address: 386 W. Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-709-0262

    Website: Eastern Sierra Counseling

    Services: Eastern Sierra Counseling specializes in comprehensive behavioral health therapy, psychiatry, and Employee Assistance Programs. Their team of therapists have decades of experience diagnosing and treating the full spectrum of psychiatric disorders as well as helping people manage and adapt to life problems. For patients who may benefit from medications, our Psychiatry program can provide a complete psychiatric evaluation which takes into account your medical conditions, discusses the benefits and risks of psychiatric medication, and find a right fit for your needs.  In person and telehealth are both avaiable.

  • A stack of balanced stones sits against a blurred ocean backdrop.Address: 106 South Main St Suite 202, Bishop

    Phone: 760-920-5256

    Website: Paul Elia

    Services: Counseling for individuals, couples, and families in the art and practice of being fully human. Paul uses a blend of therapeutic approaches, including mindfulness, positive psychology, contemplative psychology, transpersonal psychology, and insights from neuroscience as a way to unearth what is getting in your way of living a life you love. He will provide you with tools to cultivate your return to a sense of wholeness and well-being, whether in your relationship with yourself, others, or life in general. In person and telehealth available.

     

  • The American flag waves in front of a building with the name 'TOIYABE'.Bishop

    Address: 250 N. See Vee Lane

    Phone: 760-873-8464

    Lone Pine

    Address: 1150 S. Goodwin Road

    Phone: 760-876-4795

    Website: Toiyabe Indian Health Project

    Toiyabe provides a wide array of health care services, including medical, dental, dialysis, pharmacy, optometry, family services and public health services. Toiyabe provides service to people of all ethnicities and races. Some programs are limited to Native American patients only. Check their website to see which clinics are accepting new patients for certain services. Toiyabe's main clinic is located in Bishop, with satellite clinics located in Lone Pine and Bridgeport. The Dialysis Clinic is located in Bishop as well.

    Family Services provides comprehensive healing and wellness programs by integrating traditional cultural practices and Western medicine treatment modalities. 

    • Wellness & Recovery: offers supportive and stigma-free environment to walk the path of recovery. Services include level-of-care assessments, daily outpatient treatment, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Contingency Management, and more
    • Behavioral Health: offers individual, family, and group therapy. Psychiatric care is available to patients receiving services. 
    • Youth Prevention: organizes culturally based outreach events, educational activities, and health awareness campaigns to address behavioral and public health issues, such as the prevention of drug and alcohol use, suicide awareness, and pregnancy prevention.
  • Wild Iris logo and text "Wild Iris helps. Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault & Child Abuse" over a field of purple irises with mountains in the background.Address: 150 N Main Street, Bishop

    Phone: office 760-873-6601

    24/7 Call/Text Crisis Line:1 (877) 873-7384

    Website: Wild Iris Counseling and Crisis Center

    Services: Wild Iris provides free and confidential support for individuals and families who are experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, or child abuse. Services are focused on helping people stay safe, find support, and begin healing. Support is available at no cost and can help individuals make a plan to get to safety, no matter where they live. For immediate help, individuals can call or text 1-877-873-7384.

     

Optometry

  • The Lions Clubs International logo, featuring a stylized 'L' within a circle and the text 'LIONS' and 'INTERNATIONAL'.Website: Bishop Lions Club

    Services: Bishop Lions Club facilitates free vision screenings with local optometrists and pays for glassses for K-12 students who need them. Contact Barbara Smith at  barbs6996@gmail.com

     

  • Address: 293 Willow Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-872-7511

  • Logo for TOIYABE INDIAN HEALTH PROJECT with a circular emblem.Address: 250 N. See Vee Lane, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-3611

    Website: Toiyabe Indian Health Project Optometry

    Services: Toiyabe Indian Health Project's Optometry department provides full-service eye care, from routine eye exams to advanced retinal imaging and treatment of eye diseases. They offer a wide selection of competitively priced frames, lens options, and contact lens services, and accept Medicare, Medi-Cal, and most optical insurances.

     

Prenatal Care

  • Logo for Eastern Sierra Nutrition & Lactation featuring a minimalist line drawing of a baby being held.Address: 106 Main St. Suite 203, Bishop

    Phone: 760-920-6574

    Website: Eastern Sierra Nutrition

    Services: Eastern Sierra Nutrition provides expert nutrition and breastfeeding support for Eastern Sierra Families. Services include Prenatal Nutrition and lactation counseling,nutrition therapy, breastfeeding support, and conducts a new baby support group. Mondays & Wednesdays in Bishop

     

  • Logo for California WIC, featuring the text 'CALIFORNIA WIC WOMEN, INFANTS & CHILDREN'.Address: 1360 N. Main Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-872-1885

    Website: Inyo County WIC

    Services: Inyo County WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children) provides nutritious food, nutrition counseling, and health service referrals to low-income women, infants, and children up to age 5. Services are available Monday through Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm in Bishop, and once per month (second Monday) in Lone Pine. Lunch appointments are available upon request.

     

  • A sign for the Rural Health Women's Clinic is displayed outside a white building.Address: 153 Pioneer Lane, Suite B, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-2602

    Website: NIHD Women’s Health Services

    Services: Northern Inyo Healthcare District's Women's Clinic provides prenatal and obstetric care, including newborn delivery, serving Inyo and Mono counties. Care is provided by physicians, certified nurse midwives, and physician assistants. They are the only local hospital offering newborn delivery services in the region.

     

Substance Use Support & Treatment

  • A tan-colored building with a pitched roof and manicured lawn, featuring a sign with text.Address: 375 East Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-4357

    Website: Alpine Recovery Center

    Services: Alpine Recovery Center offers a wide range of counseling and mental health services for individuals and couples in a confidential, supportive environment. Their experienced team takes a personalized approach to help clients address challenges including addiction and recovery, depression, anxiety, grief, anger management, and relationship issues. Alpine Center is committed to helping people solve problems and reach the goals that matter most to them.

     

  • Logo for Crossroads Recovery Center featuring an eagle in flight.Address: 536 W. Line Street, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-HOPE (4673)

    Website: Crossroads Recovery Center

    Services: Crossroads Recovery Center is a welcoming place for individuals and families seeking support with substance use and mental health challenges. Rooted in culture-centered care and community healing, they offer counseling, peer support, medication-assisted treatment, and sober living. Crossroads welcomes everyone from all walks of life.

     

  • Exterior view of the Northern Inyo Hospital Rural Health Clinic building.Address: 153 Pioneer Lane Suite B, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-2031

    Website: Northern Inyo Hospital

    Services: Northern Inyo Hospital's Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program is a welcoming, supportive resource for individuals and families facing substance use challenges. Using proven medications alongside individual and family support, their experienced team takes a patient-centered approach to recovery. Weekly support groups—including a warm meal—provide community connection along the way.

     

  • Logo for TOIYABE INDIAN HEALTH PROJECT with a circular emblem.Address: 250 N. See Vee Lane, Bishop

    Phone: 760-873-6394

    Website: Toiyabe Indian Health Project Family Services

    Services: Toiyabe Indian Health Project's Wellness and Recovery Team offers a welcoming, stigma-free space for individuals seeking support on their recovery journey. Services include level-of-care assessments, daily outpatient treatment, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and Contingency Management, among others. Their compassionate team is dedicated to supporting each person's unique path to wellness.