Allied Hearing

10/15/2026

🤠 A little Texas training and a fresh coat of paint!

Our Allied Hearing team is in Texas learning and sharpening our skills to better serve you, while our Mount Pleasant building gets a fresh coat of paint! 🎨👂

We’ll reopen Monday, ready to welcome you back. Thank you for your patience—we can’t wait to see you! 💙

10/14/2026

📢 Just a friendly reminder from Allied Hearing! 💙

All Allied Hearing offices will be closed this Thursday and Friday, October 15–16, while our team participates in continuing education and professional training.

We’re always looking for ways to learn, grow, and provide the best possible care for our patients!

📅 We’ll be back on Monday, October 19, during our regular business hours.

Thank you for your understanding! We look forward to seeing you soon. 😊

📞 989-773-1209
🌐 www.alliedhearing.com

10/12/2026

❤️ Today, Allied Hearing recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

We’re proud to be part of the Mount Pleasant community and extend our respect to the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe, recognizing Native people in Michigan and throughout the United States, and honoring their cultures, resilience, and contributions to our communities and our nation.

From all of us at Allied Hearing, we wish our community a meaningful Indigenous Peoples’ Day. ❤️

📞 989-773-1209
🌐 www.alliedhearing.com

📸 Chippewa River photo credit: All About Michigan

10/11/2026

💙 October 10 is World Audiologist Day!

Better hearing means more than hearing sounds—it means connecting with loved ones, participating in conversations, and feeling more confident in everyday life.

Today, we celebrate Allied Hearing’s Dr. Shannon Smith, AuD, and Dr. Alyssa Rose, AuD, and the care they provide to help people live fuller, more connected lives.

From comprehensive hearing evaluations and personalized hearing aid fittings to tinnitus support, hearing protection, and communication counseling, our audiologists take time to understand your needs and guide you every step of the way.

Helping you hear better starts with listening to you. 💙

📍 Mount Pleasant • Alma • Midland
📞 (989) 773-1209

10/09/2026

🦻 October is National Audiology Awareness Month! 💙

Did you know that millions of adults could benefit from hearing aids, yet many have never taken that step?

Hearing loss can affect more than just how well you hear. It can impact conversations, relationships, confidence, and your ability to stay connected to the people and sounds you love.

This month is a great reminder to pay attention to your hearing health—whether that means scheduling a hearing evaluation, checking in on a loved one, or simply learning more about your options.

If you’ve noticed that you’re asking people to repeat themselves, turning up the TV, or having difficulty following conversations, let’s talk!

📞 Call Allied Hearing at 989-773-1209 to schedule an appointment.
🌐 Visit www.alliedhearing.com to learn more.

Your hearing is worth your attention. ❤️

10/07/2026

a📚 A little time away means more time to learn!
Our Allied Hearing team will be away for a few days to attend continuing education and professional training. We’re always looking for opportunities to expand our knowledge and stay current in hearing healthcare so we can continue providing the best possible care.

📅 All offices will be closed Thursday, October 15 & Friday, October 16.
🏠 We’ll be back Monday, October 19 for regular business hours!
Thank you for your understanding while our team takes this time to learn, grow, and prepare to serve you even better. 💙

📞 Need to reach us? Call 989-773-1209 or visit www.alliedhearing.com, and Sam, our Patient Care Coordinator, will be available to help you on the days we are away.

10/05/2026

So many little sounds make life special. 💙
A loved one’s laugh.

Your favorite song. 🎶

A grandchild’s voice. 👶

Birds outside your window. 🐦

The sound of someone saying, “I love you.” ❤

If you had to choose just one everyday sound that you’d never want to miss, what would it be?
Tell us in the comments! 👇

And if hearing those everyday sounds has become more difficult, we’re here to help.

📞 989-773-1209
🌐 www.alliedhearing.com

10/02/2026

Have you ever heard someone talking but still struggled to understand what they were saying?
This can be especially noticeable in restaurants, family gatherings, or other places where there’s a lot of background noise.
Hearing isn't just about detecting sound—it’s also about understanding speech and staying connected to the people around you. 💙
If this sounds familiar, it may be worth having your hearing checked.
📞 989-773-1209

🌐 www.alliedhearing.com

05/28/2020

How bad is your hearing loss? Schedule a test.

Is hearing impairment a disability? That depends. Here’s how it breaks down.

05/26/2020

Just because it says "organic" doesn't mean it's good for you.

We often assume organic substances are safe, but these could be just as bad for your hearing as loud noises and the danger isn’t always obvious.

05/22/2020

Many hearing aids can help manage the symptoms of tinnitus. Ask us how.

What causes tinnitus and what can you do about it? Here are 6 things you should know so you can recognize, treat, and manage it.

05/19/2020

Does your hearing come in and out sometimes? Here's why that might happen.

Is it possible for hearing loss come and go intermittently? It all depends on what’s causing the hearing loss.

05/18/2020

Tinnitus, that persistent ringing in your ears, can be a real pain. Here are 7 ways to rein it in. What works for you?

Could avoiding these meds help stop the ringing in your ears? Discover 7 steps to treat tinnitus.