MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service

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MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service

Accredited Ambulance provider by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS)
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Scope of Care

Metro Atlanta Ambulance is a ambulance transport provider licensed by the State of Georgia, Office of EMS and Trauma. Emergency and non-Emergency transports including basic life support, advanced life support and critical care transport is provided 24 hours a day/ 365 days a year in the greater-metro Atlanta, Georgia region. A fleet of vehicles which include Mercedes Sprinter ambula

nces, Ford E-450 and Ford F-450 ambulances are used to perform both 911 Emergency scene transports and inter-hospital transfers. Requests for service are received from authorized 911 public safety answering point centers in Bartow County, Cobb County, Paulding County and the cities of Marietta, Smyrna, and Kennesaw/Acworth, Georgia. Inter-hospital transfers are received from authorized hospital personnel. Request for service are accepted without discrimination due to race, creed, s*x, color, age, religion, national origin, ancestry, handicap, or ability to pay. Emergency scene responses or requests, in the Metro Atlanta Ambulance service area, which involve a patient with a potentially life threatening illness or injury, are accepted without prescreening for the ability to pay. EMS Staffing is consistent with the requirements of the Georgia Office of EMS & Trauma. The medical crews provide ambulance transport for a wide variety of patients from adult to pediatric age suffering from varied medical diagnosis or traumatic injury. Additionally, specialty teams from Emory University and Piedmont Hospital accompany our crews on ECMO critical care transfers. The medical crew performs assessments and intervene with basic and advanced skills when required by written protocols or with the direction of a medical control physician.

07/21/2026

Join Our Team Today.

Real Training.
Real Skills.
Real Impact.

https://www.maas911.com/careers/

05/18/2026

EMS Week 2026 | Improving Outcomes Together

This week, we honor the EMS providers who serve our communities every day.

EMS Week highlights the dedication, teamwork, and commitment shown by those who provide care when it matters most.

Thank you to all EMS providers for your hard work, professionalism, and dedication to the patients and communities you serve.

05/01/2026

Over the past 40 years, I have had a front-row seat to the tremendous changes in emergency medical services and the way our profession has evolved.

Many people still think EMS is simply about transportation, getting a patient from point A to point B. But what we do is far more than that. It is about readiness and access. Access to life saving healthcare when minutes matter, access to advanced medicine outside the walls of a hospital, and access to hope for families facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

After decades of progress and innovation, one thing is clear to me: Metro Atlanta Ambulance has been at the tip of the spear, introducing new innovations that have saved lives and helped change our profession for the better. I also know the work is not finished and that EMS will play a significant role in proving access to care.

The most important chapters for Metro Atlanta Ambulance Service, and for the future of emergency medical care in our state, are still ahead.

Devan Seabaugh, Vice President

If MetroAtlanta Ambulance has impacted your life, give us a like and a follow.

“If we don’t give them blood products in the field and give them an extra 10, 15, or 20 minutes, they don’t make it.”

03/30/2026

We are proud to recognize our crews who were nominated at the Region 1 Awards Banquet for their outstanding care and dedication to the communities they serve.

🚑 Pediatric Call of the Year Nominees

Paramedic Stephanie Redder

EMT Luke Hurst

Paramedic Matthew Palmer

EMT-A Ryan Elm

Paramedic Operations Supervisor Chris Aldrich

🚑 Trauma Call of the Year Nominees

Paramedic Vera Telles

EMT Ronnie Blalock

Paramedic Darin Johnson

EMT-A Chip Deaton

Paramedic Operations Supervisor Mike Green

🚑 Medical Call of the Year Nominees

Paramedic Robert Humphries

EMT Jonathan Bell

These nominations reflect the professionalism, compassion, and excellence our crews bring to every call.

Thank you for everything you do for the community. Keep up the great work.

01/21/2026

Shoutout to Our Crew: EMT Jonathan Bell and Paramedic Dillion Humphries

We’re proud to recognize EMT Jonathan Bell and Paramedic Dillion Humphries for their role in the life-saving response to a cardiac arrest incident in Paulding County that was recently highlighted in the news.

Thank you to the Paulding County Sheriff’s Office, local fire personnel, hospital staff, and all first responders involved. Strong outcomes happen when agencies work together for the patient.

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/it-wasnt-my-time-cardiac-arrest-survivor-reunites-paulding-county-heroes.amp

HEROES! A group of Paulding County deputies, EMTs, and medical personnel were honored Tuesday at WellStar Paulding Hospital for their life-saving actions.

01/20/2026

Employee Recognition🎖️

Shout-out to EMT Willie Holmes. A team member shared the following:

“I would like to recognize Willie Holmes for his dedication and dependability to MAAS. He consistently fills open shifts across North Georgia, washes units in challenging conditions, and sacrifices his own time to ensure equipment is returned and ready for service. This is leadership by example when no one else is looking.”

Excellent work! Your commitment does not go unnoticed.

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Atlanta, GA

Telephone

+17705908617

Website

http://www.maas911.com/

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