LifeLine Ambulance Service
The Firm
LifeLine Ambulance Service was founded in 2002 and operates from 6605 E Washington Blvd in Commerce, California with a fleet of more than one hundred ambulances and over five hundred EMS professionals. It provides urgent and prearranged medical transportation, which is the non-emergency side of the trade rather than the 911 contract side.
It is on this page as the shape of buyer a non-emergency transport owner in a dense metro actually meets. That is not a national broker and not a private equity platform, but a larger local operator buying the fleet next door to finish covering a county. The Liberty acquisition took effect on the first day of 2024 and was announced that April, giving the combined operation basic life support, advanced life support, respiratory and critical care transports across Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
Worth knowing about this trade generally: the biggest names in non-emergency medical transport are brokers and network managers rather than operators, so they buy books of business rather than vehicles and crews. An owner selling trucks and drivers is usually selling to somebody like this instead.
Read again in September 2026: the Liberty release is still the only one, and the site's blog stopped in March 2025 while its leadership and hiring pages stay current. Quiet, not gone. The whole site opened that evening holds one purchase, whose release prints a New Year's Day dateline under an April post, which is the day the row carries now; the newsroom has been recruiting copy since.
What It Buys
Commerce, California. A Commerce, California ambulance operator with a hundred vehicles that bought a competitor outright, to cover Los Angeles and Orange Counties with a single non-emergency fleet.
Selling to them one day, or watching them as the other bidder? Track them in the Contact Book so the relationship has a next-touch date.
Confirmed Deals
1 deal traced to announcements by LifeLine Ambulance Service, 2024, newest first. Firms that announce every deal show a fuller run here than firms that report acquisitions as quarterly counts, so read this as the evidence that clears the bar rather than as the firm's whole record.
Nothing newer has cleared the bar in 32 months, against a registry whose newest confirmed deal is September 18, 2026. A gap past 12 months can mean the firm has slowed, or that it has stopped announcing; treat it as a prompt to check its own newsroom before assuming either.
- Liberty Ambulance Service · January 1, 2024
Folded into a combined non-emergency and emergent transport operation covering Los Angeles and Orange Counties.