Gilmore Audiology

04/05/2026

Featured Sponsor:
NO PLACE LIKE HOME…DECOR

Tracy Albaugh, owner of No Place Like Home…Decor, opened her store in October of 2016.

Tracy furnished many of the pieces in our office before she even officially opened.

A year ago, she expanded by renovating a home located at 20332 State Highway 86 in Saegertown for her store’s new location and added a coffee bar with specialty drinks.

If you are looking for unique items for your home or as a gift, visit No Place Like Home…Decor.

https://www.facebook.com/noplacelikehomedecor1/

04/05/2026

Thank you to our Gift Basket Giveaway Sponsors!
Channellock
Franklin Barrow Civic Theatre
Lawrence Park Golf Club
The Meadville Country Club
No Place Like Home Decor
Denise Robison
Deb Woodcock- Franklin Insurance

02/15/2026

April 1st marks the 10 year anniversary of Gilmore Audiology opening its doors.

To celebrate, we are having a gift basket giveaway. Starting March 30th, our patients will be able to enter to win a gift basket. On December 1st, we will do a live drawing of all the winners.

We are asking for local businesses to donate a basket for this event. The names of the sponsors would be pinned on our FB page from 3/26/26-12/31/26.

Each sponsor will be highlighted on our page for an equal amount of time through the end of the year. A total of 42 weeks. For example, if there are 21 sponsors, the highlighted post would be visible for 2 weeks and would consist of whatever information/announcement/photos/website link the sponsor would like to provide.

With the closing of the local newspaper, this would be an easy and fun marketing tool for your business. If you are interested in donating, drop a basket off by 3/13/26 between 9am- 3pm. You can also call our office at (814) 432-2642 or email us at GilmoreAudiology@gmail.com to make arrangements for your basket to be picked up.

Thank you for your consideration in sponsoring this event!

02/10/2026

What do you know about untreated hearing loss? A specialist explains...

02/10/2026

⛸️ Hearing loss takes to the ice with 23-year-old Georgian Olympics ice dancer Diana Davis and her partner/husband Gleb Smolkin. Diana's bilateral sensorineural hearing loss resulted from an incorrect dosage of antibiotics at age two. Her coordination was affected, and the resulting safety concerns when performing jumps led to a switch from single figure skating to ice dance in 2016. Read Diana's story:

https://ow.ly/Hcqg50Yajnc

NBC Olympics & Paralympics

02/04/2026

01/21/2026

Franklin area friends: if anyone knows of someone who can plow or shovel GIlmore Audiology by 8:30am this winter, as needed between Monday-Friday, please let me know. The driveway and parking lot are not very big and I suspect it would take about 20-30 minutes. TYIA!

11/06/2025

Hearing aids dramatically improve a person's social engagement and reduce feelings of isolation or loneliness, based on evidence from 65 prior studies involving nearly 6,000 people.

09/16/2025

by Lindsay B. Robinson, HIA Program Manager September 10, 2025   For the last three years, I’ve shared a home with my roommate, who has severe hearing loss. Together we’ve laughed and learned and, al

07/22/2025

– A groundbreaking new study published in JAMA Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery reframes hearing technology as a way to rejoin the rhythms of life beyond just medical support.

The research team from Keck Medicine of USC Caruso Dept of Otolaryngology found that wearing or can not only improve communication by restoring sound, but can significantly reduce loneliness and isolation through enhanced social connection and richer relationships.

Read more at SciTechDaily: https://ow.ly/Als750WmxzN

07/02/2025

Summer's here! ☀️ We bet you have your sunscreen, hat and sunglasses ready to go. What about protecting your ears?

🎇 Fireworks, concerts, sporting events and lawnmowing can all cause permanent damage to your hearing with repeated exposure. Learn how to protect yourself and help raise awareness that hearing is an important part of overall health that should be protected, tested regularly and treated quickly if needed.

See our noise-induced prevention tips: hearingloss.org/prevention