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Our 3 step process makes it easy to find out if you qualify
for workplace hearing loss entitlements, without costing you a cent.

1

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Did you know?

Over

22 million

US workers are exposed
to hazardous noise levels at work each year.

4

signs you might have

Workplace hearing loss

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Turning up the TV Too Loud

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Ever notice yourself frequently turning up the TV volume, eager not to miss a word? This subtle change might be more than just a preference for louder audio. It's a common adaptation for those whose hearing has been influenced by noisy work environments.

man-sending-voice-messages-on-the-phone-at-home

Phone Conversations Are Unclear

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When phone calls become less about the conversation and more about deciphering unclear words, it's an indication that your hearing might not be as sharp as it used to be. Difficulty in phone conversations could be a sign that it's time to consider how your hearing may be affecting your daily communications.

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Asking People to Repeat Themselves

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Constantly asking "What?" in conversations, particularly in quieter settings, may indicate work-related hearing loss. It's not just about the volume; it's about the clarity of speech. This subtle shift in your hearing can start to impact your social interactions and even your comfort in social settings, as communication becomes a bit more challenging.

grandpa holding a camera

Difficulty Hearing in Noisy Places

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If you find yourself straining to follow conversations in places with background noise, like bustling restaurants or lively gatherings, consider this a significant hint. It's often a consequence of prolonged exposure to loud work environments, subtly impacting your ability to engage fully in social scenarios

old-man-with-remote-control-choosing-channel-while

Turning up the TV Too Loud

Click/Hover to find out more.

Ever notice yourself frequently turning up the TV volume, eager not to miss a word? This subtle change might be more than just a preference for louder audio. It's a common adaptation for those whose hearing has been influenced by noisy work environments.

man-sending-voice-messages-on-the-phone-at-home

Phone Conversations Are Unclear

Click/Hover to find out more.

When phone calls become less about the conversation and more about deciphering unclear words, it's an indication that your hearing might not be as sharp as it used to be. Difficulty in phone conversations could be a sign that it's time to consider how your hearing may be affecting your daily communications.

angry-senior-husband-shouting-at-offended-wife

Asking People to Repeat Themselves

Click/Hover to find out more.

Constantly asking "What?" in conversations, particularly in quieter settings, may indicate work-related hearing loss. It's not just about the volume; it's about the clarity of speech. This subtle shift in your hearing can start to impact your social interactions and even your comfort in social settings, as communication becomes a bit more challenging.

grandpa holding a camera

Difficulty Hearing in Noisy Places

Click/Hover to find out more.

If you find yourself struggling to follow conversations in places with background noise, like bustling restaurants or lively gatherings. It's often a consequence of prolonged exposure to loud work environments, subtly impacting your ability to engage fully in social scenarios

The average cost of one hearing aid is approximately $2000

The team at Workplace Hearing Loss has helped thousands of individuals with work related hearing injuries to receive high quality hearing aids from little known government entitlements. And in most cases not just one pair, but a new pair every 5 years for the rest of their life. Additionally, servicing items such as batteries, maintenance are also included. 

Contact us to find out if you're eligible

Industries commonly affected by workplace hearing loss

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Mining
construction worker on site
Construction
a worker grinding metal on site
Manufacturing
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Agriculture
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Mechanic

Noise exposure levels by Profession

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Data based on AudioCardio Hearing Loss Stats in America.
83%
of survey respondents were
Satisfied with their hearing aids

46%

More healthcare costs over 10 years
an untreated adult generates compared to those with healthy hearing

High range, high quality hearing aids

We only recommend you the best quality hearing aids to suit your situation.

If eligible, we’ll also replace your hearing aid every 5 years for the rest of your life. 

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In-the-ear- (ITE)

  • Smaller and less visible
  • Not ideal for those who produce a lot of ear wax
  • Blocked ear canal can cause occlusion effect, where wearer's voice seems to echo back
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In-the-canal- (ITC)

  • Only pull-string is visible
  • Easier to keep safe from rain or snow damage
  • Not ideal for those who produce a lot of ear wax
  • Small size is harder to handle and easier to lose
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Starkey
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Behind-the-ear- (BTE)

  • Better suited for those with more significant hearing loss
  • Easier to clean, maintain and fix
  • Larger size is eaasier to handle but may be uncomfortable for those who wear glasses or masks.
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Am I eligible for Hearing Loss Entitlements?

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Our Mission

We’ve been helping everyday folk claim their rightful entitlements for over 29 years. We’ve spoken to over 10,000 individuals, so we understand how devastating it can be when you have workplace hearing loss.

It impacts every aspect of your life, causing embarrassment and anxiety and making day-to-day activities more difficult. Too often we talk to people who’ve suffered in their own personal silences for years, not realizing they may be eligible for high quality hearing aids.

Our Mission is to assist individuals who are suffering from Work Related Hearing Loss to obtain their rightful entitlements.

Why choose Workplace Hearing Loss?

No cost whatsoever

Workplace Hearing Loss ensures that individuals who qualify will receive hearing aids without costing them a cent of their own money. This is particularly appealing for those who may not have the means to afford hearing aids on their own.

Extensive Network

With a streamlined application process Workplace Hearing Loss will direct you to the right specialist provider who ensures that eligible individuals can access high-quality hearing aids.

Longevity

29 years of experience shows a strong track record of success and a reputation for providing high-quality services to people with industrial hearing damage.

Personalized Attention

Workplace Hearing Loss provides unmatched care and support for workers or retirees who may be experiencing hearing loss due to their work environment. We are here to guide and support you throughout your journey and achieve the best possible outcome.

Find Out More

1. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

2. Data from Forbes Health

3. Data based on research conducted by MarkeTrak 2022: Navigating the Changing Landscape of Hearing Healthcare.

4. “Patients with untreated Hearing Loss incur Higher Health Care Costs over-Time.” Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 8 Nov. 2018

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