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American Medical Response (AMR) & Gold Coast Ambulance have been providing ambulance services to Ventura County for 70+ years.

Our local EMTs and paramedics prioritize compassionate, high-quality care and respond to approx. 90,000 calls annually. AMR Ventura County serves the communities of Ventura, Oxnard (through our affiliate company Gold Coast Ambulance), Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Oak Park, Simi Valley, Moorpark, Santa Paula, Fillmore, Santa Rosa Valley, Piru, El Rio, Saticoy and the coastal communities from Carpenteria to Malibu. In conjunction with The Ventura County Fire Department, the Ventura City Fire Department, the Oxnard Fire Department, the Santa Paula Fire Department, the Fillmore Fire Department and the Federal Fire Department we are the primary 9-1-1 paramedic ambulance provider to the county. In addition, we provide non-emergency inter-facility ambulance transportation as well as critical care transport when needed. We serve an area of over 2200 square miles and a population of over 850,000 people. AMR Ventura County employs approximately 150 paramedics and EMTs and handles an average of over 64,000 calls annually. AMR Ventura County is the largest first-level EMS responder and paramedic ambulance transport provider in Ventura County. The operation offers a wide variety of emergency and non-emergency medical transport services in the county as well as to destinations outside of the county.

10/31/2026

Crisis comes in many forms and can be any level of distress. If you need to talk to someone right away, GMR offers a 24-hour crisis line that is free and confidential for all employees. Dial 1.833.479.7337 and you will be connected to a crisis counselor.

To our local AMR Ventura County and Gold Coast ambulance crews: our Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Peer Support Team is available to help you and provide resources. If you are struggling, log into venturapeersupport.com using the login credentials emailed to you, where communications will remain confidential and help is available from our compassionate support team.

If you are struggling, don’t wait to get help. Reach out to our CISM team, Charles Arevalo, your local supervisor or our crisis line. You are never alone — let us support you the way you support your community.

10/29/2026

Today is World Stroke day, and we encourage you to learn the four main signs of a stroke. Awareness can help save lives.

10/29/2026

In recognition of National Sudden Cardiac Awareness (SCA) Month, we’re taking a moment to highlight what SCA incidents are, and how your quick action in such an event can increase survival chances.

SCA is a life-threatening medical emergency which causes the heart to suddenly and ineffectively pump blood due to a malfunctioning electrical system. It can happen to anyone, at any time and is a serious complication.

If you suspect someone is experiencing SCA, performing hands-only CPR can save their life. If you do not know CPR, AMR Ventura County and Gold Coast Ambulance offer hands-only CPR demonstrations free of charge. Our team has successfully trained over 51,000 community members hands-only CPR, and we encourage you to take two minutes out of your day to learn.

10/28/2026

Today is National , and we are celebrating our outstanding team members who deliver lifesaving care when every moment counts. Your bravery and commitment make a lasting impact each day.

We would also like to recognize all of our county's first response partners, from Fire to Police, who we are proud to work alongside to keep our community safe and cared for. Thank you for your contributions and service!

10/27/2026

It's breast cancer awareness month, and the team at AMR Ventura County and Gold Coast Ambulance takes a moment to honor those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer and celebrate survivors.

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among American women, with about one in eight women expected to be diagnosed within her lifetime (according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc). This month, we strive to increase awareness and encourage early detection with regular checkups and mammograms. We remind all breast cancer survivors and those currently facing breast cancer that they are not alone.

10/27/2026

October celebrates National Make a Difference Day, which is the largest day of community service in the United States. At AMR Ventura County and Gold Coast Ambulance, we are dedicated to being good stewards in the communities we serve. Our team strives to make a difference by attending school and Touch-A-Truck events, spreading public health and safety education at fairs, county-wide holiday celebrations and more. We never turn down an opportunity to educate our community on health and safety in an impactful way.

10/26/2026

In recognition of National Day of the Deployed, we offer our sincere appreciation to the military members who serve across the globe, safeguarding our nation. Our team also extends our support to the families who stand alongside them. Your courage and sacrifice are deeply valued.

10/24/2026

Today is National Drug Take Back Day. Our team reminds you to take a simple step toward a safer community and properly dispose of unused or expired medications.
https://www.dea.gov/takebackday

10/22/2026

Not all wounds are visible — especially for first responders. If you are in a time of crisis, feeling distressed or lonely, you are not alone. GMR Life is committed to supporting employees in wellness and resilience.

The team at GMR Life are former first responders or military personnel who can connect you with the right resources, including a 24-hour crisis line at 833-479-7337, peer and counselor support, and chaplain services. All operations are confidential and designed to make a difference. Whether you are struggling with loneliness, substance abuse, grief, or any other mental health concerns, GMR Life is here to help. Reach out at [email protected].

10/20/2026

It might be fall, but in Ventura County, we all know that means it's still fantastic beach weather, and Root and Amabelle are here with some beach safety tips. We know what you're thinking ... maybe they just wanted an excuse to swing by the beach — and we don't blame them! 🏖

Address

Moorpark, CA
93021

Telephone

(805) 517-2000

Website

http://www.amr.net/

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