Employee wellness is becoming more of a focus in today’s industries, particularly hearing health.

Hearing loss is one of the most common occupational health issues. Detecting hearing loss can be challenging because it often develops gradually and can go unnoticed.  By the time an employee notices a problem, there may already be permanent damage.

Ignoring hearing health can greatly impact a business:

  • Safety concerns when workers are unable to hear alerts, warnings, or other people
  • Productivity decrease due to communication breakdowns
  • Healthcare costs increase due to workman’s compensation claims

Companies that proactively address hearing health for employees can minimize or even eliminate these challenges and create a safer environment.

Two men having a hearing screening while another man runs the tests

The HearMobile:  Bringing Hearing Testing Services Directly to Employees

This is where mobile hearing comes into play with hearing testing delivered to a company’s doorstep.  The HearMobile offers on-site, convenient, and personalized hearing services decreasing downtime at the facility and eliminating travel time to clinics for testing.  So, what does the mobile unit offer?

  • Convenient on-site hearing testing with 6 employees at a time per session
  • Audiogram review by a doctor of audiology
  • Comprehensive digital reports that meet OSHA regulations and requirements
  • Local follow up care and support

With the support of mobile services like the Hear Mobile, companies can focus on employee wellness while improving operational efficiency.

Healthy hearing plays a crucial role in quality of life and safety but is often overlooked during self-care.  By bringing hearing care directly to the workplace, the HearMobile makes screenings, education, and support more available than ever.

By prioritizing hearing care, employers don’t just meet safety requirements, they invest in their employees, enhancing their health care initiatives and increasing productivity.

If you are interested in The Speech & Hearing Center’s Hearing Conservation Program, contact us today at (423) 622-6900 or [email protected].