NAHUNTA — Golden Isles EMS service has been sold to Albany, Ga.-based GOLD STAR EMS, LLC.
The announcement of the takeover. There has not any official public record or confirmation verifying the selling of Golden Isles EMS, owned by Chuck Wilson.
Wayne Morgan saw the changing of emblems last week on the rescue units and took pictures. He was told by Wilson of the sale.
Todd Hockman is GOLD STAR’s founder. Charles Proctor is Co-Owner/COO.
GOLD STAR EMS operates regional medical transport across Georgia. It provides emergency and non-emergency ambulance transport with regional hubs in cities like Albany, Homerville and St. Marys.
GOLD STAR EMS’s website states, “We’re dedicated to enhancing healthcare and patient care. Gold Star excels in efficiently delivering high-quality care, resulting in improved patient outcomes and increased access to the right treatment, at the right time and place. As your trusted partner in healthcare, we stand at the forefront of ensuring exceptional patient experiences.” Gold Star EMS, LLC, headquartered in Albany, is a veteran-, instructor-, and paramedic-owned company providing emergency and non-emergency medical transportation services since 2010. As the largest ambulance service based in South Georgia, GOLD STAR EMS serves communities and healthcare systems with a commitment to exceptional patient care, evidencebased practices, and reliable service.
GOLD STAR EMS has operated 911 service zones since 2014 with an experienced leadership team bringing more than 100 years of combined EMS expertise. It provides a full range of ambulance services, from critical 911 emergencies and interfacility transfers to hospital discharges.
Gold Star EMS accepts Medicare, Medicaid, insurance, and private payments, and offers payment plans when needed.
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