We are rated 5 out of 5 stars based on 133 reviews on Google.
Read what some of our patients have to say about our staff and our office!
Fast friendly service.
John Duffield, on Google
Always helpful and pleasant.
Cristal Ewald, on Google
I did a lot of research and read lots of reviews, I was very happy with my choice of Audible Hearing. They were very thorough and answered all of my questions.
Vicky Schroeder, on Google
I was able to walk in and after a brief wait, I had my hearing aids cleaned and checked. Friendly, helpful, and quick service.
Bette Rasmussen, on Google
Very impressive service and friendly people!!
Bruce Weis, on Google
Great service and very helpful!!
CURT BOWN, on Google
They are knowledgeable and helpful with any problem.
Yvonne Kisch, on Google
They were very helpful and I’m very satisfied!
Harold Miller, on Google
Very professional and knowledgeable. I felt like my problem was well taken care of.
Nancy Wegner, on Google
It was quick and easy. Staff friendly and competent of results. Thank you.
Sandra Godderz, on Google
Absolutely wonderful experience for a “50-something” year old person to have to get hearing aids! Sue was amazing!! Very professional, and very thorough. ! Highly recommend this hearing center!!
Debra Johnson, on Google
Calvin is very personable and helpful. Always takes the time to address my needs.
Pat Slifka, on Google
Calvin is very helpful and friendly.
Elaine Brookins, on Google
Great service,very pleased with Audibel hearing center in Cresco
G Robinson, on Google
I was very pleased with my appointment for cleaning and upgrades. Calvin was very patient and explained everything clearly.
Peggy Johnson, on Google
Calvin is always ready to help me out and check my hearing aids. Then of course we visit
Donald Kappes, on Google
Calvin has always been very helpful and knowledgeable. We are always treated with utmost respect.
Linda Henkes, on Google
My visits with Calvin Trepp in Decorah have always been useful and characterized by mutual respect. Friendly but professional, whether I was there to have my hearing aids cleaned and tested or to consult about the possibility of getting new hearing aids. Grade: A
Richard Ylvisaker, on Google
Great experience, found out that my hearing loss is mild which put my mind at ease. Calvin was great and explained everything perfectly. Highly recommend Audibel !
Shelly Vine, on Google
I’m always pleased with the level of personal service I receive from Calvin and his staff at Audible Hearing Centers. Whether it’s new batteries and wax guards or an issue with one of my hearing aids. They are prompt in responding and make sure that a satisfactory solution is obtained. I’d recommend them to anyone needing assistance with their hearing.
Skip Loebig, on Google
Calvin is very knowledgeable and easy to work with
Shane Kelley, on Google
Calvin is always so helpful with Dennis' hearing aid needs.
Kathy Slater, on Google
Very friendly and efficient
Helene Peters, on Google
Calvin was very personable, professional and knowledgeable. He walked me thru the process and made my visit pleasant.
Craig Helton, on Google
Calvin takes good care of us.
Tom Haugen, on Google
Sue, Calvin, & Jan are the best!!!!! They take the time to make sure you’re getting the best possible care with your hearing!!!!! And they treat you like old friends instead of just a patient!!!!
Kristie, on Google
It took us twice to set the hearing AIDS to my new phone very well. Pleased, and I thank you all over ther
Dennis Hanson, on Google
GREAT
Dan S, on Google
It was a very good experience
Robert Manifold, on Google
Jan and Sue are who usually help us with my husband's hearing aids,, and they are both absolutely wonderful. When it comes time that I need some for myself, this is where I'll go. Thank you to you both, you're amazing!!!!!
Peg Davis, on Google
The Mason City office was so helpful! They helped troubleshoot my husband's hearing aids on the phone with me when he was in the ICU & ordered me a new charger & issued a loaner until mine arrives! So grateful!!
Marcia Roberson, on Google
Stopped in while i was in town to have my hearing aids cleaned ! No appointment needed to have that done! Also no cost to do this! Always so happy to do this for me !
Paul Armstrong, on Google
Very personable and went through the whole process with me and explained everything. Highly recommend!!
Kathy Nierengarten, on Google
Very helpful and courteous .
Jim Hilgendorf, on Google
Being authentic while protecting against vulnerability is challenging. Trying to embrace change while doing so, double challenging. I’m hoping to share something useful that’s meant to resonate with others without relying on them to respond in any certain way. Hear (no pun intended) about my personal experience and growth from the vulnerability that I’m hoping to convey. 8 months ago, I walked into a day (to Mr.Calvin Trepp’s office) that would yield far more life changing effects than I naively would like to admit…. That day was a ripple effect of one of the most challenging “yeses” I had made just a few months before that. I had been invited to participate in the Food Network show, Guy’s Grocery Games. They were awaiting my contract. Why was I stuck on the fence? To go…or not to go? Why the hesitation? I had learned from one of the producers that I would be traveling solo (pre-Covid, I had been invited to travel as me PLUS a guest which had now been altered to NO guest). This turned my decision upside down. The thought of traveling solo was terrifying…but why? Independence has always been a strong suit of mine, so why the terrifying thoughts of traveling solo? It hit me like a ton of bricks. I had become dependent on my comfortable environment aiding to the handicap of my hearing. Every sound that could potentially escape me : Overhead boarding announcements at the airport; Verbal communication at security check; Checking in with the host at the hotel; Transportation communication; Directions/instructions from producers; and everything in between. Wavering. Avoiding. Shilly-Shallying. Whatever you want to call it, I had unconsciously fallen victim to it---in many aspects of my life, all due to the inability to hear. I went. It was terrifying. I didn’t miss any overhead announcements at the airport. I asked my chauffeur to repeat himself a million times. We joked, and he shared (boisterous enough for me to comfortably hear 🙂 ) his relatable story as a result from his previous services in the military. Filming on set was a little shaky, but I made it through. I’ll openly admit I didn’t fully hear the judges critiques until the episode was aired months later. I played along, nodding my head like I I actually heard the words coming out of their mouths. I went. It was terrifying. But, I went. I returned. My travel time home I spent reflecting on how much more enjoyable the experience could have been with one “small” change. I reflected on the ‘whys’ that held me back from visiting the audiologist. I foolishly dreamt that my hearing would correct itself. I foolishly led myself to be misunderstood. Foolishly, I was out of touch. Foolishly, I was scared of the change. If I only would’ve known years ago how those life changing effects from one simple (but very emotionally challenging) visit to see an audiologist (insert praises to Mr. Trepp here!) would literally be life changing, maybe I would have visited him sooner? I’m glad I didn’t hold back from the privilege and opportunity of a lifetime. It led me to the realization that I needed to seriously explore a change. It led me to Audibel & Mr. Calvin Trepp and his team. And they’ve led me to a life I didn’t know I was missing. I’m still a dreamer. I’m still misunderstood. I’m still out of touch. But I do all of these things with so much more confidence---becoming the me I truly am. Isn’t that the real privilege of a lifetime? Nothing stays the same. Change is constantly changing. Reflecting on my thoughts back from that trip, I vowed to embrace change. You can always change, change. You can’t make up for opportunities of a lifetime or lost time. For anyone questioning their ability to hear what’s going on around them……..GO. NOW. You truly have no idea how much your life will be changed.
Jessica Baldus, on Google
Extremely helpful, informative and compassionate staff. Willing to go the extra mile.
Erin Niemeyer, on Google
Cal and his crew at Audibel are super. I stopped by for a brief cleaning and had some questions on my 3 background settings. I have a diverse life with many sound challenges. I’m involved in several music groups, I farm with loud equipment, and I’m involved with quieter settings in church. With each setting, Cal is able to tweak my hearing enhancements to give positive control of each environment. Calvin Tripp with Audibel is simply the best, yes, the best!!!
Gary Griffin, on Google
Always a great experience! Friendly and top notch customer service.
Cassie Hackman, on Google
Always helpful.
Dan Shaw, on Google
Friendly staff. My appointment time was honored. I appreciated that.
Ed Hoffman, on Google
Very friendly, great at explaining what they were doing.
Shirley Babcock, on Google
Very good
Harvey Brasel, on Google
Calvin Trepp was great to work with.
Bruce Freeman, on Google
Very helpful and wonderful service
Carla Mikes, on Google
Rave! My mom is 92 and has been in the hospital for a few days. She needed her hearing aids cleaned so I contacted one of the hearing aid businesses here in Mason City. Since she just moved here a year ago, she didn’t buy them here, but she only needed them cleaned. i was told it would be $50 just to clean them and thought that was a little steep! I then called Audibel Hearing to see what they charged. I talked to a very helpful lady named Sue. She told me they cleaned hearing aids for free, no matter where you bought them. She told me to bring them in and she would have them done in about 10 minutes. She cleaned them, printed off instructions for me on how to care for the aids, gave me a case for them and also one to carry extra batteries in. They also carry a brand that my mom has so I will be taking them there for anything we need done. I couldn’t have asked for any better customer service so if anyones parents, grandparents, or whomever needs anything done with their hearing aids, Audibel Hearing Center is the place to go. Thanks again, Sue, for going above and beyond.
Our daughter would come into the room and ask why I had the TV so loud. It’s nice to be able to be in the room with others and not have them going crazy with the loud volume. It’s a good feeling to now have the sound come right into my hearing aids.
Being able to hear conversations the first time again, really understand them, was fabulous for me. Instead of asking my family to repeat themselves and try to visualize their lips as they talk, I had the opportunity to find that I just can close my eyes, listen, I would hear it and understand them.