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You’re not alone in the quiet aftermath. Over 22 million U.S. workers face hazardous noise each year in their workplaces, often leading to hearing loss – one of the most frequent injuries workers face in America.
At Hear My Claim, we help Oregon and California workers affected by industrial hearing loss due to workplace noise exposure to understand whether they have industrial deafness entitlements. We connect you with top experts who will navigate the process of getting you the hearing loss compensation and treatment you qualify for. According to The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, approximately $242 million is paid out every year in the U.S. for Worker’s Compensation to individuals with hearing loss from noisy jobs. You could be eligible for a part of this!
Find out how much compensation you may be eligible for in California and Oregon based on the severity of your hearing loss.
At Hear My Claim, we’ve been dedicated to serving Americans suffering from industrial hearing loss due to noisy work environments since 2014.
We take pride in our reputation of high-quality services that come with no risk, no fuss and no out-of-pocket fees. We have helped 1000’s of hardworking Americans to understand whether they have industrial deafness entitlements over the past 10 years.
We are interested to hear your story. Whether you’re just beginning to explore your options or you’re ready to take the next step towards securing compensation, treatment, or both in some states, Hear My Claim is here to support you.
Join the thousands of Americans who have successfully claimed compensation and high-quality hearing aids for workplace hearing loss with our help at Hear My Claim. Let us help you too – start your journey to better hearing today.
We can help you find out whether you are eligible for a hearing loss claim.
We’ve been helping people with industrial hearing loss for 10 years.
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We only put you in touch with providers who work on a no out-of-pocket basis. Your claim is pursued with no personal financial risk.
Our team is skilled at determining if you have an industrial deafness claim on a fast, accessible and simple evaluation process.
We understand how deeply hearing loss can affect your daily experiences and are committed to connecting you to hearing aid providers that fit your individual needs and enhance your quality of life.
If you believe you’ve suffered hearing loss due to noise exposure at work, you may be eligible to file a hearing loss claim. This process typically begins with an initial hearing test to determine the extent of your hearing loss. Should the test reveal significant impairment, you may qualify for a lump-sum payout, as well as additional benefits like high-quality hearing aids and coverage for medical expenses.
In California and Oregon, workers exposed to high noise levels may qualify for compensation, including access to essential hearing aids. Start by connecting with our experienced team at Hear My Claim for a free, no-obligation consultation. We’ll discuss your work history and any hearing challenges you’ve encountered. Based on this information, we’ll help determine if you’re eligible for a hearing assessment to confirm the extent of your hearing loss and explore potential benefits like lump-sum compensation and medical support.
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At Hear My Claim, we’re here to guide you through understanding your hearing needs and navigating potential claims. By taking the right steps with our supportive team, you can ensure you receive the compensation and care you may be entitled to.
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Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL): The most common form of industrial deafness, NIHL is caused by prolonged exposure to loud noise. This type of hearing loss can be gradual, making it difficult to notice until significant damage has occurred.
To better understand NIHL, it’s important to distinguish between occupational and recreational noise exposure:
Occupational NIHL: This occurs due to exposure to loud noises in the workplace. Employees in industries such as construction, manufacturing, mining, and entertainment are often exposed to high levels of noise from machinery, tools, and equipment. Prolonged exposure without adequate hearing protection can lead to permanent hearing damage. Occupational NIHL is significant because it may entitle workers to compensation or support under workplace safety regulations and workers’ compensation schemes.
This type of hearing loss results from exposure to loud sounds during leisure activities. Common sources include listening to music at high volumes through headphones, attending concerts, motor sports, hunting, or using power tools at home. While equally damaging, recreational NIHL typically falls outside the scope of workplace-related claims and is often the individual’s responsibility to manage and prevent.
Both forms of NIHL contribute to overall hearing loss, and awareness is key to prevention and early intervention. If you suspect you are experiencing hearing loss from any source, it is important to seek a professional hearing assessment promptly.
This is a temporary form of hearing loss resulting from short-term exposure to loud noise. With rest and avoidance of further noise exposure, hearing can often return to normal.
Unlike TTS, this type of hearing loss is permanent and results from prolonged exposure to loud noise. Once the damage is done, it cannot be reversed.
This is something we’ll find out for you once we know a few details about the job you were doing and your hearing loss symptoms. The first step is to contact us to check your eligibility and book in a free hearing test that will look at whether the damage relates to loud noise exposure while you were at work.
The first step is to chat to one of our friendly Hear My Claim agents who will explain everything and book you in for your free hearing test at the clinic closest to you.
That needn’t be a problem. In fact, many people Hear My Claim help are retired and still entitled to make a claim. So, even if you left the job that caused your hearing loss several years ago, you may still be entitled to workplace hearing loss compensation.
Leave the proof to us — it’s our expertise. We provide a complimentary hearing examination to discern if you’re experiencing industrial deafness.
Some high frequency hearing damage can only be caused by specific, high-pitch noises like a jack hammer, buzzsaw or welder.
2. Data from Workers’ Compensation Costs for Occupational Hearing Loss Claims in the United States
(NOISH, 2023)
3. * Conditions apply – results vary by individual.
