Guardian Medical has bought the St John Health Care Shop and it will continue trading.
The charity announced last month that it was so shutting the store because it was losing money.
The board of directors said the business was no longer viable in the current economic climate.
St John says it is pleased the shop can continue to service the community - supplying mobility equipment and healthcare products.
Although a new location is being sought, the Rohais shop will resume business as usual, and keep the staff on.
“We are delighted that we have been able to achieve a very positive outcome which provides continuity for our customers, staff, suppliers and the wider community.
St John is working with Guardian Medical Guernsey Ltd to transfer business operations in a very cooperative manner.
The Health Care Shop will immediately resume business as usual activities, with Guardian Medical Guernsey Ltd management taking over operations fully as of the 20th of February.
I am pleased that our existing team are now able to continue serving the community, continuing to provide experience and expertise under new management.
Guardian Medical Guernsey Ltd is owned by a family run, community focused business which shares our values, which I believe makes this the best outcome for the Island.”- Heather Langlois, Chief Executive Officer of the St John Ambulance Guernsey charity.
Guardian Medical Ltd have operated in Jersey for more than 25 years, and had been planning to expand into Guernsey.
"We are delighted that we have been able to align our entry into Guernsey with St John’s handover of its retail product supply operation.
In due course, our new location will also overcome the growing constraints of running a successful retail operation in the middle of an increasingly busy emergency ambulance station.” - Martin Fitzgerald, Guardian Medical Limited.
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