Greensboro

Dr. Wood is a native of Summerfield, NC. He graduated from Northwest Guilford High School and then earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Chemistry from North Carolina State University. He graduated from Indiana University School of Optometry in 1997 with Honors. While at Indiana he earned membership in the International Optometric Honor Society Beta Sigma Kappa.
Dr. Wood began private practice in 1997 in Kinston, NC and before returning to the Triad area in 1998. In 2000, he purchased the optometric practice of Dr. Gene Bates located in the Guilford College area of Greensboro.

He has been active in the optometric profession having served as Clinical Examiner for the National Board of Optometry. He has lectured to other doctors on eyecare and contact lens topics and has had articles published in several journals. He has served as a consultant to multiple companies in the eyecare industry. Locally, he served on the Guilford County Board of Health from 2004-2010 and was elected to serve as its Vice Chair for 2 years. Dr. Wood is a member of the American Optometric Association , North Carolina State Optometric Society, and the Triad Optometric Society. He is also a member and supporter of Prevent Blindness of North Carolina.

Serving the less fortunate is important to Dr. Wood. He organized the creation of an eye clinic in Piedras Negras, Mexico and has returned several times to provide free eyecare for the local citizens.

Dr. Wood and his wife Jan have 2 children Mackenzie and Jacob who attend Wesleyan Christian Academy, and are active members of Cornerstone Baptist Church.

In his spare time, Dr. Wood enjoys playing golf, boating, scuba diving, and serves as a leader in Cub Scout Pack 103.

Dr. Saidivya Komma, an alumna of UNC Chapel Hill, pursued her passion for eyecare at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO). Choosing eyecare because she considers eyesight the most crucial sense, Dr. Komma takes pride in her role as an eye care provider, dedicated to preserving vision one eye at a time.
With a special interest in posterior segment and retinal disease, including diabetic and hypertensive retinopathy, Dr. Komma completed an ocular disease residency at the Salisbury VA hospital. She finds it fascinating how systemic disorders manifest in the retina, allowing for examination without invasive procedures. Dr. Komma is well-trained in managing severe glaucoma, macular degeneration, and dry eye.

Beyond her clinical expertise, Dr. Komma is a Fellow of the Academy and serves as the president of the NC chapter of the AAO. Her publications on ocular disease topics are regularly featured in Review of Optometry. In her spare time, she enjoys activities such as reading, painting, working out, journaling, and spending quality moments with family. Dr. Komma's commitment to advancements in the field reflects her dedication to pushing the boundaries of eyecare.