All-Med Express, Inc.

I worked here for a few weeks and I noticed they don't train you properly. All the dispatchers are worried about there money forget to tell you everything you need to know on your first trip, very confusing (for me) especially when your dispatchers try to train you over the phone (not professional). You have to work/ drive your car for 1 month and a few days before you get your first check.  No one can make it without $$ for that long if they need money. Luckily I have a full time job elsewhere so I could keep gas in my car. If you get sent out far with several deliveries/ drop offs they will pay you for the shorts route and pay you 10$ for the additional drop offs (definitely not fare when you're driving your own car). You have to keep up with your own trips and turn everything in (no one told me that from the beginning)  they told me everything is tracked through the app/ drop offs. So when I got my first check it was hardly no $$. Because of the pandemic (covid19) my dispatchers were not calling when I said I could work but they text/call when I told them I couldn't work. They said since covid is going on a lot of people that works part time needs more $and hours so only when you work load got busy they would call/text me.

What is the best part of working at the company?
There are no positives because the negative aspects cancel or neutralize any positives.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Pharmacy consistently being late with the orders.
Pay structure is the absolute lowest in the entire medical courier system. 
Very unsupportive leaders and dispatcher.
High startup/application costs you will not recoup.
It will take almost four weeks to get your first check.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Driving locally and across the state everyday for unprofitable pay rate. You’ll be broke from paying out much money for gas and expenses. I worked for several Medical Courier companies. In my opinion this one ranks at the bottom in being organized…and definitely pay. All the drivers quit at one time this week. It will be a mess for any new drivers. If they would double or triple the pay structure…they could get the good drivers back.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
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What is the best part of working at the company?
You are on your own to make your deliveries.  No people to deal with daily. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dispatchers play heavy favorites and give the best runs to their clique.  Other drivers get what's left. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
People are friendly to your face but back stabbing.  A lot of waiting,  sometimes hours.  Management will LIE to your face and do nothing to address issues you have.  They don't care if you leave.  They'll just hire another dummy to work for crumbs. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Sorting in the parking lot for hours waiting for packages to come out.  Load up and take off.  They run you crazy the first couple of weeks and your pay will be really good.  Once they have you,  you'll start making a LOT less.  I've watched them do it to every new driver.  They also take 8 percent of your pay as an opportunity fee.  They don't seem to understand that they couldn't run their company without the drivers.

I am not one to leave a negative review unless someone really deserves it, and AME hits the spot. This company underbid the previous company that I was contracting for and absorbed all of the drivers in the process. They promised us that we would be making more money, but as soon as they got their foot in the door and established themselves, they started cutting the pay. They take 1/3 of the pay right off the top and then charge the drivers an additional 8% (or $60, whichever is higher) from what we make as an "administration fee". On top of that, the app that they use to send orders to the drivers phones takes forever to process, and whoever they've employed to do payroll does it wrong half the time and you get shorted on your check. It takes days or even weeks sometimes to get a response from them, and even then, most of the time, they try to justify the reason that you were shorted. This is hands down the worst company I have ever worked for, thus the reason I made a profile on here and am seeking new employment.

If you like to work at your own pace, this is not the job for you. At All-Med Express, you are constantly asked to shed out work. I worked for the accounting department and if you mess up a little, it would throw the system completely off. Sometimes the information was written incorrectly, so when I entered the information it threw the system off. My co-worker was always at home because she had just had a baby. My supervisor, who was also my co-worker's mother, was barely in as well, so a lot of the accounting fell upon me to do. I was also required to make deliveries, which was the most enjoyable part of the job. As of December 2015, the store where the accounting department was located has been closed. Now, there are only two stores remaining under the All-Med Express title that sells the medical supplies

My typical day at work would be a notice that the packet that I had to take was in a pharmacy and to pick it up. The pick ups were local but the delivery were mostly out of town. The trip to the nursing home's was where I learned that life is short and is very fragile. 
    The work needs a lot of responsibility and hard working. Due to my dedication and team, I succeeded in all difficulties. I adapted in several of my partners personality and worked together well.
    The hardest part of the job was traveling for many hours alone in bad weather. But the best part were when the time's shared with my co-workers.

What is the best part of working at the company?
As a courier, you’re never restricted to an office. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Ensuring that specific medicines are promptly delivered to your destination. This means that weather, traffic, and construction can place a strain on your time management.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I loved it. I worked the 6 pm to 6 am shift and truly enjoyed my time there.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Get called for a STAT delivery, drive, deliver and arrive back in a timely manner.

What is the best part of working at the company?
independent contractor 
set up my own schedule 
friendly team

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
feedom
being on the road a lot / yraffic

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
small family business feel so am self employed 
set up my own time 
not an hourly job inside the office 
meet a lot of people who appreciate my service


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I stated my day when I am ready

It was a job with a schedule of Monday through Sunday that had no opportunity to excel and no benefits or day off on holidays or paid vacations. This company makes you use your own car and pay your own gas and additional expensive insurance for transporting meds, which at the end is half the paycheck. I would not recommend this job to a friend.

Horrible place to work! Three party company (partners pharmacy) both sucks. They lure you in by painting an unattainable dream and than act like an abusive partner by saying that you're not working hard enough. Management is crud, there is none in upper management who actually cares.The rest of the company is not led with integrity.The area managers are just as cruddy and lie, cheat, they take off your paycheck 8% away every two weeks.

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