Sacramento is California’s capital city, offering a stable and diverse workforce anchored by government, healthcare, education, and growing innovation sectors. Its strong sense of community and steady growth make workplace safety and employee well being essential, reinforcing the importance of the Gold Standard of Care.

San Francisco is a highly influential city known for innovation, a well educated workforce, and leadership in technology, finance, biotech, and healthcare. Its fast paced work environment makes employee well being and workplace safety essential, underscoring the importance of the Gold Standard of Care.

As the headquarters of Preferred Employers Insurance, San Diego is more than our home base. It is a city known for innovation, opportunity, and a quality of life that continues to attract businesses and professionals from across California. It is also where our commitment to delivering the Gold Standard of Care begins.

If a workplace injury occurs, medical care is available right away. Preferred offers 24/7 telehealth services with emergency trained physicians. To report a claim and receive initial medical care, call 888-472-9001.

At Preferred Employers Insurance, a Berkley Company, we believe the secret to our success is much like baking the perfect carrot cake: it’s all about the right ingredients, a strong work ethic, and plenty of fun along the way.

Preferred Express is our in-house small business unit dedicated to quoting businesses with $25k in premium.

Workers compensation fraud affects everyone, from employers to honest employees. Learn 10 smart, legal strategies California businesses can use to spot and prevent fraud before it starts.

Wildfires can not only devastate our homes, communities, and beautiful landscapes, but also significantly harm air quality, posing serious health risks. Wildfire smoke contains harmful chemicals and particles from burning trees, vegetation, structures, and vehicles. While outdoor workers are more at risk, everyone can be exposed and should know how to protect themselves.

Effective July 23, 2024, California Code of Regulations, Title 8, section 3396 requires California business owners to have an Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Program