Matthew Voss, MPAS, PA-C, RP

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Innovative Care for Complex Medical Conditions and Connective Tissue Disorders

Matthew Voss, an experienced internal medicine physician assistant, is the Co-Owner of New Hampshire Evaluation Clinic in Brentwood, New Hampshire. With over a decade of experience managing challenging medical conditions, he brings invaluable expertise and a compassionate approach to patient care, particularly in the area of connective tissue disorders.

The New Hampshire Evaluation Clinic is a pioneering therapeutic cannabis program that offers patients with qualifying medical conditions access to certification for the purchase and use of therapeutic cannabis. The clinic’s mission is to empower patients with alternative treatment options that can enhance their quality of life. Matthew, together with his partner Dr. Joseph Mastromarino, works with a diverse patient population, including children and adults, to develop individualized treatment plans that address each patient's unique health challenges.

Education-wise, Matthew holds a Master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (2014). He also earned an Associate’s degree in Emergency Medical Technology (EMT Paramedic) from NHTI, Concord's Community College (2009), and a Bachelor of Science from Colby-Sawyer College (2006). 

His interest in connective tissue disorders was sparked by a personal journey; his wife was diagnosed with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) in 2020. This diagnosis ignited a passion for understanding and treating these complex conditions, leading him to specialize in the management of patients who often feel underserved by traditional medical approaches. 

At the New Hampshire Evaluation Clinic, he focuses on providing comprehensive care for patients with both routine and complex medical conditions, helping them to overcome lifestyle limitations through innovative therapies.

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