Star of Life Symbol - Emergency Medical Services Emblem #7529 (License: Personal Use)

The Star of Life is a six-pointed red star with a white Rod of Asclepius-a serpent-entwined staff-centered within it. Designed by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 1973, it represents the six stages of EMS response: detection, reporting, response, on-scene care, care in transit, and transfer to definitive care. It is used on ambulances, uniforms, and medical equipment globally.

This image is commonly used on healthcare websites, EMS training materials, public safety portals, and government health resources to denote emergency medical services. It serves users seeking authoritative information about EMS symbols, first responder identification, or medical insignia standards.