Face Exposure Discovery for Care Workers and Nursing Aides
Care workers in lower-wage healthcare settings may face unauthorized exposure in both personal and professional contexts with limited HR resources. Awareness of exposure is crucial regardless of employment level.
Nursing aides, personal care workers, home health aides, and other care workers may find their faces exposed online in contexts that combine personal relationship risk with workplace power dynamics. Care workers working in client homes face particular vulnerability. Unlike hospital nurses or physicians, many care workers work through agencies or directly in clients' homes without institutional HR support. Awareness of face exposure is critical regardless of employment level or whether an employer provides support.
How ScanErase works for your situation
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Upload your photo to ScanErase Your scan is completely confidential. Your employer, client, or agency is never notified.
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Run the scan to see free teaser results You will be provided initial matches before unlocking full results.
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Pay $15 to unlock your full exposure report Get detailed results to understand where your face appears online.
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Act on your findings Use the information to explore your options regarding exposure.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take action against a client who shared intimate images of me?
Yes. A client who shares or creates unauthorized images may be subject to reporting, regardless of any care relationship.
What if my employer or agency pressures me not to explore exposure?
Employer retaliation for seeking to understand exposure may constitute illegal retaliation. Contact your state's labor board or an employment attorney if necessary.
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