American Medical Response

Dannielle Cardenas 

on Google

9 months ago

AMR was very rude and degrading to someone with medical conditions I wish the company would teach their employees how to have empathy for others 

Scott Busby 

on Google

11 months ago

Make sure you collapse in a place that they can get a 300 lbs. Obese, rude EMT and his gurney. I made a mistake and needed an ambulance to get me off my porch, but he ripped my screen door and got pissed, so my wife had to help me up and walk to the stretcher. They were prompt firing off a $1700 bill that my insurance should have covered, but be prepared to speak to somebody in a foreign country if you have any billing questions. This place is the exact opposite of compassionate medical care. 

Stephanie Minihan 

on Google

11 months ago

Disgusting I felt like I was picked up by rodeo clowns. Attacked my pain medication as the cause of my blood pressure crashing immediately. I'm 5 days post shoulder surgery, I have never had any problems with opiods as I have unfortunately needed many surgeries. At the hospital it turned out to be severe dehydration caused by my diabetes medication. THE EMTS SLAMMED MY POST SURGERY SHOULDER RIGHT INTO THE METAL DOOR FRAME.THEY ARE MORONS.YOU WOULD BE BETTER OFF TAKING AN UBER !! 

Valerie LaFleur 

on Google

a year ago

Having to deal with invoices sent 2 years late. Spent an unbelievable amount of time on the phone with AMR and my insurance company (that my employer no longer uses). Finally arranged a three way call and received a letter a couple weeks later with AMR apologizing, agreeing that the invoice was sent out past the "reasonable billing timeline" and AMR wrote off both invoices. Now it is 6 months later and I received an even older invoice! I started all over again today with phone calls to AMR 👎🏻 

Lexy brown 

on Google

a year ago

I was treated terribly while I was in the greatest pain of my life. I had a kidney stone and was told that "screaming wouldn't help" and I should just "breath through it." The EMT also stated my complaints incorrectly upon arrival at the hospital, stating I was presenting with an 8/10 pain scale in my upper back. I told her it was 10/10 in my lower back. My traumatic experience was made so much worse by them. I'm still in shock at how unsympathetic the EMTs were. How can somebody do that job and be that way?