Dr. Anthony Agadzi is a board-certified ophthalmologist with over 18 years of experience in comprehensive eye care, providing cataract surgery for patients in Vallejo. Born and raised in Accra, Ghana, Dr. Agadzi moved to the United States to complete his education, earning his medical degree from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis in 2003.  He subsequently specialized in Ophthalmology after graduating residency training from the University of California - San Francisco in 2007.

Dr. Agadzi is widely recognized for his clinical excellence and dedication to patient care. Most recently, he and Redwood Eye Center were honored with the “Medical Doctor and Clinic of the Year” award by the Times Herald Newspaper in Vallejo, California.

A passionate advocate for eye health across all age groups, Dr. Agadzi is committed to delivering the highest level of care to children, adults, and seniors alike. He is particularly enthusiastic about cataract surgery, describing it as one of his favorite and most fulfilling aspects of the profession. 

Outside of clinical work, Dr. Agadzi is deeply involved in community outreach, participating in public health screenings, educational forums, and philanthropic initiatives, often in partnership with local organizations such as the Lions Club.

Multilingual and community-focused, Dr. Agadzi is fluent in several international languages (among them Spanish) which enhances his ability to connect with a diverse patient population.

Beyond medicine, Dr. Agadzi enjoys skiing, biking, traveling, and appreciating good food and wine. Known for his approachable and friendly nature, he brings a spirit of warmth and professionalism to everything he does.

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Dr. Schrupp received her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in Psychobiology. She went on to earn both her Doctor of Optometry and Master of Sciences degree from State University of New York College of Optometry. She completed clinical rotations at the Southern Arizona Veterans Administration in Tucson, AZ and Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, CA. While a student in optometry school, she went on mission trips to provide eye care in Peru, Honduaras, and rural Appalachia. 

After completing her doctorate, Dr. Schrupp practiced for over ten years in San Francisco and then Pleasanton where she specialized in family eye care, as well as treating medical eye conditions and managing post operative surgical care. She has advanced certification in prescribing eye medications and is able to diagnose and treat glaucoma. 

In her spare time, she enjoys skiing, hiking, and spending time with friends and family. 

Dr. Quan Dao received her Bachelor’s of Arts in both Integrative Biology and Gender and Woman’s studies from the University of California, Berkeley. She then received her Doctorate of Optometry from Pacific University. During her time in school, she participated in multiple mission trips to rural areas, including Oregon and Cambodia to provide free eye care/resources during her spring/winter breaks. Her clinical externships included National wide Medical Center in Arizona, Portland VA, Naval Medical Center in San Diego, and an internal vision therapy/pediatric rotation at Pacific University. After optometry school, Dr. Dao completed a one-year residency program in Ocular Disease at the University of California, Berkeley. She has special interests in ocular disease, pre- and post- surgical management, myopia control, and specialty contact lenses. 

Dr. Dao is a community-minded clinician, providing care to patients of all ages and backgrounds. Dr. Dao is able to serve her patients in both English, Vietnamese, and basic Spanish. In her spare time, she enjoys rock climbing, trying out new restaurants, and traveling to national parks.