Toiyabe Indian Health Project

Toiyabe Indian Health Project is a primary care clinic serving Inyo and Mono Counties. Established in 1968 to help provide health care services to 9 Eastern Sierra tribal communities, today TIHP provides non-profit community health care to people of all ethnicities and races. Patient services include medical care, dental care, dialysis, pharmacy, counselling, and behavioral health services, WIC services, diabetes care and prevention, and more.

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Toiyabe Indian Health Project is a primary care clinic serving Inyo and Mono Counties. Established in 1968 to help provide health care services to 9 Eastern Sierra tribal communities, today TIHP provides non-profit community health care to people of all ethnicities and races. Patient services include medical care, dental care, dialysis, pharmacy, counselling, and behavioral health services, WIC services, diabetes care and prevention, and more.

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