AI audiogram analysis
Get a plain-language read on each test, catch unreliable results before the employee leaves, and see who is trending toward a threshold shift, while standard threshold shift and recordability stay calculated by fixed OSHA rules.
AI analysis
AudiVault reviews each test as soon as it's saved: a plain-language interpretation, a check for results that look unreliable, and a forecast of who is heading toward a threshold shift.
AI output is decision support for your reviewing audiologist or physician. It doesn't diagnose, and it never changes the OSHA standard threshold shift or recordability calculation.
Noise-notch pattern, right ear
Right ear shows a notch at 4 kHz (40 dB HL) with recovery at 8 kHz, a pattern consistent with noise exposure. The 2–4 kHz average has shifted 16.7 dB from the 2021 baseline. Left ear is within normal limits.
Every test gets a plain-language summary, a hearing-status label and recommended next steps as soon as it is uploaded or submitted from the iPad.
Rule checks and an AI review score each test for suspect results (out-of-range values, large left/right differences, sudden changes since the last test) and recommend a retest when needed.
Estimates each employee's likelihood of a new standard threshold shift in the next 12 months, with the risk factors behind it.
Short written summaries of testing volume, compliance and retest urgency, so you see what changed without building a report.
Interpretation and anomaly detection are included on Professional; STS risk prediction and dashboard insights on Enterprise. Compare plans
Where AI stops
Anything that decides an OSHA outcome is a fixed, auditable rule. AI only adds commentary around it.
When it runs
A test is submitted from the iPad audiometer, entered by hand or imported by CSV.
AudiVault calculates the threshold shift, age correction and recordability with fixed OSHA rules.
The interpretation and anomaly check are generated automatically and saved with the test.
Your tester and reviewing audiologist or physician see the AI notes next to the audiogram and decide what to do.
Tests from the iPad audiometer are analyzed the moment they sync.
No. Standard threshold shift, age correction and recordability are calculated with fixed OSHA rules. AI adds an interpretation and flags results that look unreliable, but it never changes those numbers.
No. It's decision support for your hearing conservation program. Problem audiograms still go to an audiologist, otolaryngologist or physician, as OSHA 1910.95 requires.
The interpretation and anomaly check run automatically each time a test is saved. STS risk forecasts are shown per employee, and dashboard insights on the dashboard. You can regenerate the analysis for a test after correcting it.
Out-of-range values, large differences between the left and right ear at the same frequency, and sudden changes since the previous test, combined with an AI review into a suspicion score. A high score comes with a retest recommendation.
Audiogram interpretation and anomaly detection are included on Professional. STS risk prediction and dashboard insights are included on Enterprise. See pricing.
We'll run a test, show the interpretation and anomaly check, and walk through how it fits your review process.