Robert J. Katz
Robert J. Katz
Hearing Instrument Specialist
Robert earned his bachelor of science degree from Bryant University in Smithfield, RI. He then continued his education at the Audio Institute of America, where he received a graduate degree in audio engineering.
After working in the music industry for many years, Robert decided to change career paths and join the world of hearing care as a hearing instrument specialist. He shares that he wanted to take his passion, knowledge, and understanding of sound engineering and audiology and use it to give back the gift of hearing to those struggling with hearing loss. Robert has worked as a hearing instrument specialist for six years and is now thrilled to be a part of the AVI New England team.
Robert resides in Norwalk, CT, with his spouse. He has three children, five grandchildren, and a large close family. When he’s not working, Robert enjoys songwriting, recording, and music production, as well as boating and weightlifting/strength training.
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Request a Callback
If you have any questions, require any help or would like our advice, then you can request a callback and we’ll call you as soon as we’re available.
Please note that due to demand for appointments and a nationally-renown reputation, there is currently a short wait time if you’re a new patient. For information on why our existing patients believe we’re worth the wait, then please click here.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Patient Stories
Len immediately felt “comfortable” at AVI New England due to the welcoming staff.
As a teacher, hearing was a key part of his job, as he needed to understand what his students were saying.
- Len E.
You are in good hands and you will be grateful you went.
Cindy went through something that not many people do. In 2000, she lost all of her hearing and found herself completely lost.
- Cindy W.
Dr. Bauman is “world renown and you cannot find a better audiologist.”
While Geraldine showed the signs of hearing loss much earlier, it wasn’t until she was age 46 that she recognized the severity of her concerns
- Geraldine K.
It improved my confidence speaking to people, even in a crowd
Annie first realized she had a hearing loss when she couldn’t hear others on the phone or engage in conversations like she used to.
- Annie M. Q.
He had no worries beforehand, as he has “seen Dr. Bauman for about 15 years and found him to be incredibly knowledgeable, concerned, and competent."
As a young person, Stocky constantly missed words being said and found it incredibly frustrating not being able to engage in conversation like others.
- Stocky C.
Hearing aids have allowed George to “interact with others and also let me understand TV and telephone calls.”
George has suffered with a hearing loss for a long time and first noticed his hearing loss “decades ago.”
- George A.
Eva encourages others to “Go for it, as I have advised three people to go.”
While hearing loss can often be disguised by lip reading and facial cues, Eva first realized she had a hearing loss when she started feeling left out of conversations at the dinner table.
- Eva L.
Dale connected with Dr Bauman straight away and found visiting the clinic “Absolutely worth it.”
Dale doesn’t remember the first time he noticed any hearing loss, but the impact that hearing aids have had on his life have been extremely helpful.
- Dale K.
No one looks at me any differently, and I’ve even been applauded for having the courage to be honest about my need for hearing aids.
I first realized I had a hearing problem when I was unable to understand my grandson, which made me worry about safety when I was alone with him.
- Jacqueline D.
Go, see someone.
When I was 55, I found myself lost at my own dinner table, struggling to keep up with conversations.
- Eva L.
Patient Stories
Len immediately felt “comfortable” at AVI New England due to the welcoming staff.
As a teacher, hearing was a key part of his job, as he needed to understand what his students were saying.
- Len E.
You are in good hands and you will be grateful you went.
Cindy went through something that not many people do. In 2000, she lost all of her hearing and found herself completely lost.
- Cindy W.
Dr. Bauman is “world renown and you cannot find a better audiologist.”
While Geraldine showed the signs of hearing loss much earlier, it wasn’t until she was age 46 that she recognized the severity of her concerns
- Geraldine K.
It improved my confidence speaking to people, even in a crowd
Annie first realized she had a hearing loss when she couldn’t hear others on the phone or engage in conversations like she used to.
- Annie M. Q.
He had no worries beforehand, as he has “seen Dr. Bauman for about 15 years and found him to be incredibly knowledgeable, concerned, and competent."
As a young person, Stocky constantly missed words being said and found it incredibly frustrating not being able to engage in conversation like others.
- Stocky C.
Hearing aids have allowed George to “interact with others and also let me understand TV and telephone calls.”
George has suffered with a hearing loss for a long time and first noticed his hearing loss “decades ago.”
- George A.
Eva encourages others to “Go for it, as I have advised three people to go.”
While hearing loss can often be disguised by lip reading and facial cues, Eva first realized she had a hearing loss when she started feeling left out of conversations at the dinner table.
- Eva L.
Dale connected with Dr Bauman straight away and found visiting the clinic “Absolutely worth it.”
Dale doesn’t remember the first time he noticed any hearing loss, but the impact that hearing aids have had on his life have been extremely helpful.
- Dale K.
No one looks at me any differently, and I’ve even been applauded for having the courage to be honest about my need for hearing aids.
I first realized I had a hearing problem when I was unable to understand my grandson, which made me worry about safety when I was alone with him.
- Jacqueline D.
Go, see someone.
When I was 55, I found myself lost at my own dinner table, struggling to keep up with conversations.
- Eva L.
Patient Stories
Len immediately felt “comfortable” at AVI New England due to the welcoming staff.
As a teacher, hearing was a key part of his job, as he needed to understand what his students were saying.
- Len E.
You are in good hands and you will be grateful you went.
Cindy went through something that not many people do. In 2000, she lost all of her hearing and found herself completely lost.
- Cindy W.
Dr. Bauman is “world renown and you cannot find a better audiologist.”
While Geraldine showed the signs of hearing loss much earlier, it wasn’t until she was age 46 that she recognized the severity of her concerns
- Geraldine K.
It improved my confidence speaking to people, even in a crowd
Annie first realized she had a hearing loss when she couldn’t hear others on the phone or engage in conversations like she used to.
- Annie M. Q.
He had no worries beforehand, as he has “seen Dr. Bauman for about 15 years and found him to be incredibly knowledgeable, concerned, and competent."
As a young person, Stocky constantly missed words being said and found it incredibly frustrating not being able to engage in conversation like others.
- Stocky C.
Hearing aids have allowed George to “interact with others and also let me understand TV and telephone calls.”
George has suffered with a hearing loss for a long time and first noticed his hearing loss “decades ago.”
- George A.
Eva encourages others to “Go for it, as I have advised three people to go.”
While hearing loss can often be disguised by lip reading and facial cues, Eva first realized she had a hearing loss when she started feeling left out of conversations at the dinner table.
- Eva L.
Dale connected with Dr Bauman straight away and found visiting the clinic “Absolutely worth it.”
Dale doesn’t remember the first time he noticed any hearing loss, but the impact that hearing aids have had on his life have been extremely helpful.
- Dale K.
No one looks at me any differently, and I’ve even been applauded for having the courage to be honest about my need for hearing aids.
I first realized I had a hearing problem when I was unable to understand my grandson, which made me worry about safety when I was alone with him.
- Jacqueline D.
Go, see someone.
When I was 55, I found myself lost at my own dinner table, struggling to keep up with conversations.
- Eva L.
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Copyright 2025 © Auditory & Vestibular Institute of New England