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!

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!

Dr. Reid is great, thorough and knowledgeable. Michelle is friendly and so very helpful!read more

Dr Reid is an excellent ophthalmologist. I highly recommend him. My husband got excellent results…read morefrom his cataract surgery with Dr Reid. Dr. Reid had him try some contacts and then used that information to get my husband the best outcome.

My grandmother stayed here for about a month before moving to Las Vegas with us. It seems like she…read morewas 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.

Don't bother sending the greeting they advertise on their website. They don't print them and…read moredeliver them like it says. Sent one a month and he never received them. Now he is gone and never got to see them. Very disappointing!!

I know Dr Hewchuck both as a patient and a work colleague. He is very friendly and his surgical…read moreskills are excellent. I can highly recommend him.

From the owner: Dr. Hewchuck is a board certified physician and surgeon specializing in the management of all foot…read moreand ankle disorders. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery, Board Certified in Foot Surgery, and an active staff member at Northern Inyo Hospital in Bishop, California. He treats patients from Lone Pine north to Mammoth Lakes, Lee Vining, and Bridgeport, CA, and east to western Nevada. Dr. Hewchuck has been a resident of Bishop, California since 1993. As a podiatrist, he commonly treats foot and ankle pain, the diabetic foot, bunions, toe deformities, sports injuries, pediatric disorders, arthritis, injuries, fractures, and diseases of the skin and nails. Dr. Hewchuck is a participating provider with most health insurance plans, including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield, California Health & Wellness, Medicare, United Healthcare, and ACA ("Obamacare") healthcare exchanges. No referral is necessary.

(They really should combine Dr. Woodcock's Truckee, Tahoe, and Bishop pages.)…read more I just got my wisdom teeth out two days ago at Dr. Woodcock's Bishop office. I wanted to write this review to dilute the effect of one reviewer who called him a "butcher". Dr. Woodcock and his staff really took care of me. They sent in all of my pre-op work to my insurance and the nurses were really patient and friendly when I kept calling back with questions about my coverage. When the pre-op came back from my insurance they called me immediately and kept trying to get ahold of me (I usually couldn't answer because they tended to call when I was working) to discuss it. I came in very nervous the day of my appointment and everyone was really nice. My nurse Becky was great, very helpful and comforted me a lot, because I was terrified. I got the nitrous oxide, then the anesthesia, after you're asleep they numb your mouth with Novacaine. Dr. Woodcock was cracking jokes for my benefit while they were getting me ready to go. All I remember after the anesthesia was my mouth being stretched open, and someone putting a towel or something over my eyes, which was MUCH APPRECIATED. It was just like going to sleep. They don't put you out completely here, they call it more like a "twilight zone", and that some people remember some things, but most don't remember anything. When I woke up I actually thought that they hadn't even started yet, it was so quick and I was so out of it. The nurses told me that I talked a lot, which is pretty funny but I don't remember any of that. Dr. Woodcock told me it only took about thirty minutes. They called my boyfriend for me and gave me my post-op instructions while we waited. Dr Woodcock told my boyfriend that his orders were for him to go get me a milkshake immediately. Then they gave me my teeth, and Becky and boyfriend both walked me out to the car. I really appreciated how they truly take care of you here. After I got home I was pretty miserable, the gauze was disgusting when I took it out to drink my shake and take my pills. I fell asleep and when I woke up I was in some pain but not too much. I never had to put the gauze back in. Dr Woodcock did a really great job on me, I have very little swelling, considering I had all four teeth taken out, and I have fair skin that bruises easily. I haven't bled at all since the first day. Overall the experience was much much better than I expected. I was expecting hell and misery and I got a little misery but nothing more than that. I thank Dr. Woodcock and his wonderful nurses for making this experience the best it could be. As a side note, Dr. Woodcock is also an anesthesiologist, which isn't common among oral surgeons, so I wasn't worried at all about getting anesthesia in his office.

Kelsey is great. Acupuncture has been helping me with knee pain after knee surgery. Very relaxing…read moreand reduces inflammation.

Kelsy and Steve are both amazing, I go to Steve for my acupuncture. He helps so much with my pain…read moremanagement and overall well being. Kelsy does my facials, and let me tell you I have had many facials and she does the best!!! I never want any service to be over.