WSIB Hearing Aids Do you or have you worked in noise? If you were exposed to high levels of noise that resulted in 'noise-induced' hearing loss, you may be entitled to hearing aids through the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB). For those that have worked in factories, around big machinery, driven large trucks, etc. there is a lot of noise in your environment. If you think your hearing has been affected by work-related noise, here are 3 steps to applying for WSIB covered hearing aids. Steps to Apply Get a hearing test - this lets us know if you display 'noise-induced' hearing loss and is part of the application process Fill out the WSIB application - the application will include information about your work history Wait for decision - once we send in the application it can take anywhere from 6-months to 1 year to get a decision from the adjudicator, but worth the wait for sure. And that's it, those are the steps for applying for WSIB hearing aids! We'll take care of all the paperwork for you. If approved... If WSIB approves your claim, you are entitled to several things. Obviously, they will pay for your hearing aids; which they will replace for you every 5 years for the rest of your life. Additionally, any appointments and supplies for the hearing aids will also be covered. This includes program adjustments, annual hearing tests, hearing aid cleanings, batteries, etc.   While there is a wait if you got hurt...