Applications, permits, sign-ups & requests around Bishop Area — and where to get each one
20 forms · the link opens the office's own page or PDF. Contact the listed office for help choosing a form.
Families with a minor child at home and Native ancestry in the household; income and resource limits apply. Bring ID, tribal verification, birth certificates, Social Security cards and proof of income to your intake interview.
Check whether your family qualifies and set up an intake interview before you apply.
Call 760-873-5107 · 2574 Diaz Lane, Bishop
Native patients in Toiyabe's service area who need care Toiyabe clinics do not provide. Tribal documentation is required and PRC staff decide eligibility and payment.
Call PRC at 760-873-6111, or ask for a PRC representative at the Bishop Clinic, 250 N. See Vee Lane
New medical patients at the Bishop Clinic, all ethnicities. Some services are for Native American patients only. Return the packet to the clinic or email registration@toiyabe.us.
Ask which services are open to you, appointment availability, accepted insurance and charges.
Call 760-873-8464 · 250 N. See Vee Lane, Bishop
Free civil legal help for eligible Inyo, Mono and Alpine residents, and elder law help for Inyo and Mono residents 60 and older. Native and non-Native residents can ask.
Call 760-873-3581 · 873 N. Main Street, Suite 120, Bishop
Enrolled American Indians 55 and older, their spouses, and caregivers of homebound elders. An intake form is required before services.
Call 760-784-9243 · Elders Building, 350 N. Barlow Lane, Bishop
Anyone planning to visit the museum or gift shop. The posted hours are summer hours; confirm today's hours first.
Call 760-873-8844 · 2300 West Line Street, Bishop