California Wildfire Resources

Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by the devastating fires in Southern California. In these difficult times, the safety and well-being of our community remain our top priority. At Acrisure, we are dedicated to providing the support and resources you need to help you navigate this challenging situation. Our team is actively coordinating with our carrier partners to ensure you have access to the assistance you deserve. We are here to stand by your side and help in every way possible we can.

Healthcare Carrier Resources

Member Services:

(800) 443-2386

Phone Assistance:

(833) 285-4030

Nurse Help:

(877) 304-0504

Veteran Support Line:

(855) 244-6211

Member support:

(888) 482-7342

Phone Directory:

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Appointment and Advice:

(833) 574-2273

Member Services:

(800) Met-Life

Claims Assistance:

(800) 877-5176

Claims Services: 

1-800-SFCLAIM

General Inquiries:

1-800-SUN-LIFE

Personal & Commercial Resources

Need assistance? Contact your advisor directly or use the form below.

Claims Assistance:

1-888-NEW-CLMS

Claims Services: 

800-225-5244

General In:

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Claims Services:

800-339-4099

Claims Assistance:

(800) 986-9974

Claims Services: 

1-800-252-4670

Claims Services:

877-242-2544

Claims Services:

800-588-7400

Claims Assistance:

 (800) 503-3724

Claims Services: 

888-813-7873

Claims Services:

800-332-3226

Claims Services:

800-238-6225

Mental Health Resources

Mental Health Support line (open to non-members):

(866) 912-1687

To request counseling with a licensed professional:

(800) 344-4222 

To make an appointment:

 1-833-KP-WITH-U 

Get 24/7 Help:

(800) 854-7771

Caregiver Resources

Find care for your kids, pets, seniors and home—all in the same convenient place.

Get facility updates, free childcare, immediate no-cost services, and learn how to help your community

Find capacity details and staffing information for LA area animal shelters

Tips for sheltering and evacuating if you have a disability or service support animal

Government Resources

Downloadable PDF: Note, these tips are for general guidance only and are not a substitute for legal advice.

The Los Angeles County Virtual Wildfire Insurance Town Hall, hosted by Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and the California Department of Insurance

Listing all your possessions in the event of a disaster such as fire,  can be difficult. Use this guide to help in this emotional task.

Avoid fly-by-night contractors and door-to-door scam artists eager to capitalize on the misfortunes of innocent people.

Find the latest road conditions and closures for evacuations and other travel-related information

Learn about air quality and smoke conditions in real-time

Apply for individual assistance from FEMA after a disaster

View real-time fire containment updates

File Form ADS-820 within 12 months from the date the property was damaged or destroyed. The loss must exceed $10,000 of current market value

SBA disaster assistance for homeowners, renters, nonprofits, and businesses of all sizes affected by the wildfires and straight-line winds in California

Phone App to view real-time fire containment updates

Find organizations who are looking for volunteers.  Check back daily to see where your help is needed

Significant California Laws Effective as of the Date of this Notice Pertaining to Residential Property Insurance Policies, including those related to a Declared State of Emergency

Moratorium on Cancellations and Non-Renewals and Grace Period for Premium Payments for Policies of Residential Property Insurance

Commissioner Lara expands moratorium protecting more wildfire survivors 

CalChamber is offering Labor Law Helpline services to online members, non-member businesses, and local chambers to help assist with the impact of the L.A. wildfires

Debris removal is getting underway in LA County now. The first step, Phase 1, is clearing away hazardous debris. This is the responsibility of the EPA and is happening free of charge to residents

“This order is the first step in clearing away red tape and bureaucracy to organize around urgency, common sense and compassion”

Apply for housing permits and native/oak tree removal permits

The EPA has been assigned by FEMA to survey, remove, 
and dispose of hazardous materials from properties burned by wildfires 
in Los Angeles County

Replacing Personal Records

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