Sam founded Quincy Physical Therapy with a simple goal: give every patient one-on-one care from a highly trained physical therapist — not a rotating cast of providers and assistants.

He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Northeastern University and holds advanced certifications in dry needling, vestibular rehabilitation, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), and blood flow restriction training. He also has specialized training in spinal manipulation and strength & conditioning.

Sam’s clinical focus is musculoskeletal injuries, spine conditions, vestibular disorders, and helping active adults and athletes return to the activities they care about. His approach prioritizes identifying the root cause, progressive strengthening, and educating patients so they leave with real long-term strategies — not just temporary relief.

Outside the clinic, Sam is a strength training enthusiast who also enjoys sports, hiking, travel, and time with his family.

Matt is a staff Physical Therapist at Quincy Physical Therapy and is originally from Beverly, MA. He earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Northeastern University in 2021 and brings a well-rounded clinical background that includes both inpatient rehabilitation and outpatient orthopedic care.

Matt treats a wide range of orthopedic, muscular, and neurologic conditions, with a particular interest in helping people get back to the activities they enjoy through smart, progressive rehab. He’s committed to evidence-based practice and believes that staying current with research and continuing education is essential to delivering great care.

Matt has pursued advanced training to further sharpen his clinical skills, including dry needling certification coursework and continuing education focused on shoulder and spine conditions. He is also a Certified Vestibular Rehabilitation Specialist, allowing him to effectively treat dizziness/vertigo and support patients recovering from concussion.

A core part of Matt’s approach is empowering patients to move more confidently and build resilience through progressive strengthening—so improvements in the clinic translate to real-life function outside of it.

Outside of work, Matt enjoys exercising, going to sporting events, traveling, and spending time at the beach. He also values time with family and friends.

Amanda Sherman, PT, DPT, is an empathetic and dedicated physical therapist who enjoys helping patients of all ages reach their goals. She has a special passion for working with the elderly population and helping older adults improve strength, balance, mobility, and overall quality of life.

Amanda earned her physical therapy degree from Northeastern University and has experience in multiple outpatient settings, as well as hospital-based care where she worked with medically complex patients. Her background allows her to provide thoughtful, individualized care for a wide range of orthopedic, neurologic, and functional limitations.

Amanda’s treatment style is patient-centered, supportive, and focused on helping each person feel comfortable, confident, and empowered during their recovery. Outside of work, she loves dogs and enjoys spending time with her family.