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AIDS Healthcare Foundation

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4.2

82% would recommend to a friend

(1,091 total reviews)
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Michael Weinstein

86% approve of CEO

80% positive business outlook

AIDS Healthcare Foundation has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 1,091 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation employee rating is 22% above average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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1K reviews
2.0
Mar 26, 2025

Be Wary

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Being able to assist a community that needs healthcare and support.

Cons

First, they solicit reviews so take them with a grain of salt. Don’t miss that the glowing ones are written mostly by the HR department which is also the most corrupt department in the organization. Many employees, including a number of directors, are comically bad at their jobs but are protected by the HR department solely because they fit a specific demographic.

1.0
Jan 31, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

One of the most significant advantages of working at AHF is knowing that your contributions—whether in healthcare, advocacy, administration, or support roles—directly improve the quality of life for individuals affected by HIV.

Cons

It’s important to take the current glowing reviews of AHF with a grain of salt—they are largely written by PR consultants or employees incentivized to post positive feedback. The reality of working at AHF is far from the inspiring mission it claims to uphold. At its core, this is a demeaning and dangerous workplace where mistreatment from management is not just common but actively encouraged. Leadership at AHF thrives on bullying and targeting employees they dislike, often weaponizing Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) as a means to push people out. The toxic culture is reinforced from the top down, creating an environment where gossip and hostility take precedence over actual work. Change is met with resistance, and employees who speak up or challenge the status quo quickly find themselves on the chopping block. Beyond the internal dysfunction, AHF is incredibly wasteful with its funding, with money being funneled into performative efforts rather than real, lasting improvements for staff or patients. Even worse, the organization harbors a culture of discrimination, racism, and sexual harassment—issues that HR consistently ignores, especially when the perpetrator is a powerful manager or someone favored by the CEO. For many, AHF preys on desperation, luring employees in with the promise of mission-driven work but subjecting them to a toxic, mediocre, and deeply unethical environment. The occasional financial handout to employees does not erase the widespread mistreatment, corruption, and exploitation that define this company. If you value your mental well-being and professional integrity, AHF is not the place to be.

4.0
Sep 28, 2024

My Experience at AHF

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Pros

I have enjoyed working for an organization that provides care on a such a wide level. It is feels good to know that your work is part of something bigger than yourself, and it is fulfilling to see the care happen in front of you in the on-site clinic, testing, and pharmacy. It’s also nice to work with lovely people that are also passionate about the care we provide. The provided Benefits are also competitive to most other retail jobs.

Cons

Their pay structure is less than adequate. I know that due to the nature of the product we provide, we need to be more frugal than competitive with most aspects of operations, but I do not think this should apply to salaries. I think the base pay along with the opportunity for pay growth should go up considerably with reallocated funds. This would help decrease turnover and loss of quality people with skills that are worth better pay elsewhere. Paying employees a fair wage comparatively to what the people at the top are making should be fundamentally necessary to operations. See the 5 - 1 ratio stating that the lowest paid member of the organization is paid at a rate no less than 5 times of what the highest paid employee makes.

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