Former CEO Stanley Vashovsky Gifts 5% Stake, Ceases to be 5% Owner

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Former CEO Stanley Vashovsky gifted 4.9 million shares to a not-for-profit organization, reducing his beneficial ownership to 0.2% and ceasing to be a 5% owner of DocGo Inc.

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• Significant Insider Stake Reduction

  Stanley Vashovsky, former CEO and non-executive Chair, gifted 4,914,451 shares of common stock to a not-for-profit organization on February 24, 2026.

• Ceases 5% Beneficial Ownership

  Following the gift, Mr. Vashovsky's beneficial ownership decreased to 0.2% of outstanding shares, meaning he is no longer a 5% beneficial owner of DocGo Inc.

• Context of Nasdaq Non-Compliance

  This significant insider disposition occurs shortly after DocGo Inc. received a Nasdaq notice on January 30, 2026, for non-compliance with the minimum bid price requirement.

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This Schedule 13D/A reports a significant reduction in beneficial ownership by Stanley Vashovsky, a former CEO and non-executive Chair. The disposition of 4.9 million shares, representing over 5% of the company's market capitalization, through a gift to a not-for-profit organization, results in Mr. Vashovsky no longer being a 5% beneficial owner. While a gift, this substantial reduction in a key insider's stake could be viewed negatively by investors, especially given the company's recent Nasdaq non-compliance notice regarding its minimum bid price. It removes a large block of shares from direct insider control and may signal a reduced personal commitment to the company's future, even if the motivation is charitable.