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GoldStar EMS entered the Houston market on January 1, 2003 by acquiring Thomas Ambulance, a locally family owned, private ambulance service.GoldStar EMS Houston currently operates in Conroe, The Woodlands, Northwest Houston, Tomball and CyFair areas with stations in Conroe, The Woodlands, Northwest Houston and CyFair. We offer a fleet of ambulances, wheelchair van and shuttle services to accommodate the needs of any facility. GoldStar EMS brought a new fleet of ambulances, stocked with the highest in quality and technology equipment to the Houston service area. We focus on providing consistent, quality service to this region and a customer oriented, friendly and fun approach to serving our communities. We are constantly complemented on our kind and caring staff of professionals, who truly go the extra mile to provide patient care that is second to none. As we continue to build relationships in the Houston market, we demonstrate our ability to provide a service to the community like no other.GoldStar EMS is the only medical transportation company in Texas able to provide ground transport, rotor wing and fixed wing transports for both domestic and international needs under one umbrella. Our fixed wing division is capable of providing corporate travel for hospital executives, administrators, as well as provides international and domestic medical flight transportation. The City of Houston is ranked the fourth largest in population in the U.S. and the Houston metro area ranks 10th in the nation.Houston was founded in 1836 and has a population of 1.9 million, consisting of eight counties, and covering 8,778 square miles. Houston is a major corporate center with numerous Fortune 500 companies including El Paso Energy, Reliant Energy, Conoco, Sysco, Continental Airlines and Waste Management all headquartered in Houston. The Port of Houston is ranked first in the US in foreign waterborne commerce, second in total tonnage and sixth in the world. Approximately 194 million tons of cargo moved through the Port of Houston in 2001. The Houston Ship Channel has been a catalyst for growth in Harris County.