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Workers' Compensation Hearing Aid Coverage in Nova Scotia (WCB): Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
If your hearing loss may be work-related in Nova Scotia, WCB NS explains how hearing health services are managed for accepted claims. Here's what to know and what to ask.
Updated 2025-12-09•9 min read
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Common steps
- Hearing assessment and documentation
- Claim filing within required timelines
- Authorization for hearing aids and services
- Follow-ups, service, and replacement rules
What to do first
If a hearing clinic suspects your hearing loss may be work-related, ask about the next step for filing a claim.
Collect old audiograms and a list of employers/noise exposures.
Sources
We aim to use reputable Canadian and international health sources. If a link changes, try searching the title on the publisher’s site.
This article is general information only and is not legal, medical, or benefits advice. Coverage rules and timelines can change. Confirm current requirements with WCB Nova Scotia.
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