A native to Greenbrier County, Dr Adams has been providing eye care to the communities of southeastern West Virginia and beyond for over fifteen years. Despite not being excited about her own first pair of glasses, her interest in optometry was sparked when she was a teenager by her own optometrist and aunt, Dr Shirley Willis. Dr. Adams graduated with honors from Marshall University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. She then attended the Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University in Philadelphia where she earned her doctorate. Dr. Adams returned to West Virginia and began her career at The Eye Center immediately following graduation. 

Dr. Adams is an active member of the West Virginia Association of Optometric Physicians and the American Optometric Association. In 2015, she was awarded the WV young optometrist of the year. This honor is given to a doctor of optometry who has been in practice less than ten years and has shown leadership in the areas of service to optometry, service to the visual welfare of the public and who has demonstrated a commitment to public service. 

Dr. Adams resides in the Greenbrier Valley with her husband and two children. She actively participates in local mission work with her church. She and her family enjoy singing in the church’s praise band, traveling, and biking on the Greenbrier River Trail.