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Missouri City & Stafford Ambulance Service

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Ambulance service in Missouri City & Stafford, TX

Preferred EMS provides BLS, ALS, and MICU ambulance service in Missouri City and Stafford, from Sienna and Quail Valley to the US-59 and Beltway 8 interchange. Facilities and families reach one Houston dispatch team 24/7.

Request ambulance service

Next: date, time and your phone number. Dispatch calls to confirm. No medical details needed.

Life-threatening emergency, or not sure? Call 911.

Dispatched 24/7 from our Houston base at 7535 South Fwy.

  • BLS, ALS and MICU in Missouri City & Stafford
  • Open 24/7
  • Dispatch (713) 791-9000

Missouri City & Stafford service

Who we serve

Most hospital trips from Missouri City leave town. A resident in Sienna or Lake Olympia usually goes west on SH 6 or US-59 to the Sugar Land hospitals, or north on the Fort Bend Tollway toward the Texas Medical Center. Stafford sits right on the US-59 and Beltway 8 interchange, one of the busiest spots on the southwest side, and dispatch times pickups around it.

  1. Hospitals

    Discharges and transfers to and from the nearest hospitals in Sugar Land, including Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital and St. Luke's Health–Sugar Land Hospital, plus trips into the Texas Medical Center.

  2. Skilled nursing facilities

    Nursing facilities in Missouri City and Stafford book ambulance transport for appointments, procedures and hospital transfers, most of it on US-59, SH 6 or Texas Parkway.

  3. Rehabilitation centers

    Rehab patients moving between a Sugar Land hospital, a Missouri City facility and home are scheduled so the handoff at each end is confirmed before the unit leaves.

  4. Patients and families

    Families in Quail Valley, Lake Olympia or Fondren Park can arrange scheduled non-emergency ambulance transport when a stretcher and a crew are medically appropriate.

Common requests

Common transport needs

From Stafford's Beltway 8 corridor to Sienna in the south, these are the transports we schedule.

Interfacility transfers

Missouri City or Stafford facility to a Sugar Land or Houston hospital, hospital to SNF, or SNF to rehab, at the level the referring team requests.

Hospital discharge transportation

Home to Missouri City or Stafford after a hospital stay in Sugar Land or the Medical Center, or straight to a nearby nursing or rehab facility.

Medical appointment transport

Dialysis, outpatient procedures and clinic visits for patients who need an ambulance. Dispatch sets pickup around the appointment and Beltway 8 traffic.

ALS or MICU requests

ALS and MICU units for transfers between hospitals and facilities in southwest Houston and Fort Bend County. The sending team names the level.

Long-distance transport

Leaving Fort Bend County for specialty care or to move closer to family? Dispatch plans the full route and the handoff at the far end.

Ambulance transport to the ER in Missouri City & Stafford

Regional coverage

Serving Missouri City, Stafford and nearby communities

Missouri City and Stafford are served from our Houston base, not a local station. The same dispatch team covers nearby Sugar Land, Houston and Pearland, and the Service Areas page lists every community. Life-threatening emergency, or not sure? Call 911.

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Nearby areas we serve (17)

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does Preferred EMS serve Missouri City and Stafford?

Yes. We schedule BLS, ALS and MICU ambulance transports across Missouri City and Stafford, including Sienna, Quail Valley, Lake Olympia and the Beltway 8 corridor. Hospitals, nursing facilities, rehab centers, dialysis clinics and families book through the same 24/7 dispatch line.

Where do most Missouri City hospital trips go?

Most go to the Sugar Land hospitals along US-59 and SH 6, or north into the Texas Medical Center. Dispatch books the trip to whichever hospital or facility the care team names.

What is the quickest way to set up a Missouri City transport?

Phone (713) 791-9000. The online request form works too. Dispatch collects where the patient is, where they are going, the level of care if known and the time, then calls back to confirm.

What should a Missouri City family have ready before calling?

The pickup address in Missouri City or Stafford, where the patient is going, the level (BLS, ALS or MICU) if you know it, the date and time, and your name and phone number. Leave diagnoses, records and insurance numbers out of the online request form; Dispatch will ask for anything else by phone.