Gloria Wu
MD
Gloria Wu, MD, is a seasoned physician with three decades of experience in the field of ophthalmology, specializing in Retina-Vitreous Surgery.
She is the author of 3 ophthalmology textbooks, 10 ehealth apps, most recently, EyeQuix, Telehealth Eye Test. In 2024, she published 6 papers on AI and Ophthalmology and Medicine. In 2025, she will present on VR games to fight dementia at IEEE-SEGAH. She consults for Data/Health technology companies.
Recognizing the challenges that patients face in managing their ongoing care, Dr. Wu has collaborated with talented coders to develop innovative applications designed to empower and support her patients on their journey to wellness. Her commitment to providing ethical, respectful, and comprehensive care remains unwavering, as she continues to prioritize the well-being of her patients.
She is not only a dedicated healthcare provider but also the visionary founder of Eyequix and the Journal of Asian Health in 2009, which has since become an integral part of Stanford Center of Asian Research and Education (CARE) since October 2020. Dr. Wu is currently dedicated to providing exceptional care to her retina patients through her private practice and her work at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose.
In addition to her remarkable contributions to healthcare, Dr. Wu has been elected as the Santa Clara County Medical Association President from Jan 1, 2024- Jan 1, 2025 and national board of the American Medical Women’s Association, further demonstrating her leadership and dedication to the medical community. Dr. Wu has now been elected to the California Medical Association Board of Trustees and has graduated with her MBA in March 2025.
For fun, she paints, does caricatures of friends, and does creative writing. She plays tennis 4-5 times a week.
