Hearing Loss Claim

You can make a compensation claim for hearing loss.

Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) is caused by excessive looud noises and can result in permament and irreversible ear damage and hearing loss.

Tinnitus and hearing loss are both common symtoms of hearing loss damage. We appreciate that this will have had a serious impact upon your life or a loved ones life and you may be entitled to Hearing Loss Damage Compensation. The amount of compensation depends upon the severity of the hearing loss and the impact it has had on your life.

It may be possible to claim hearing loss compensation against a previous employer for industrial deafness and ear damage.

We help clients recover compensation for-

+ Ear Damage

+ Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL)

+ Industrial Deafness

+ Tinnitus

+ Claims for Hearing Aids

 

We can help you claim the compensation you deserve, simply complete the form below and let us see how much compensation we can get for you.

I Want Compensation for my Hearing Loss Damage.

Complete the form below and we will assess your claim and let you know how much you are entitled to in compensation.

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Age.................. Decible Loss

How is Hearing Loss Measured

Hearing Loss is is measured in decibles but is more commonly described in terms of categories of impairment for hearing conversational speech.

0-20 dB - Normal Hearing Loss

21-45 dB - Mild Hearing Loss Damage - A person in this category would have trouble hearing soft speech. Voices will sound muffled. Hearing Aids can assist with mild hearing loss.

46-60 dB - Moderate Hearing Loss Damage - A person in this category would find it difficult to understand conversational speech especially if there was background noise such as in a restaraunt or at a sporting event. The volume on the TV and radio would usually be turned up to high.

61-75 dB - Moderately Severe Hearing Loss Damage- A person in this category would need a hearing aid to hear conversational speech.

76-90 dB - Profound Hearing Loss - A person in this category would only have limited benefit from wearing hearing aids.

91+ dB - Hearing Loss Damage - A person in this category is in the same situation as those in the Profound Hearing Loss Damage category but the limited benefit of wearing a hearing aid would be more inconsistent.

Frequently Asked Questions about Hearing Aids and Hearing Loss

For more questions about hearing aids, see our hearing aid frequently asked questions. This combined with our hearing aid glossary will equip you with all the information you need to know about hearing loss, hearing tests and the different price and types of hearing aids.

"Many hearing aid users see a significant improvement in their self awareness or sounds and voices. Hearing Aid users have better relationships with family and friends, higher self-esteem, improved mental health and greater independence and security."

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