Dr Casey de Rooy graduated from The University of Melbourne in 2015 and completed broad hospital training before pursuing general practice with a desire to treat the whole person. She has developed a particular interest in complex and often under-recognised chronic conditions including POTS, dysautonomia, and other conditions that benefit from a thorough, patient-centred approach.
 

Casey enjoys working with adolescents and young adults, and is comfortable supporting patients with mental health concerns as part of their overall care. She values collaborative decision making and believes in taking time to listen.
 

Casey has a strong interest in preventive health and integrative approaches to wellbeing. She is committed to lifelong learning and providing thoughtful, individualised care.
 

Outside of medicine, Casey has three young children and is passionate about permaculture and slow living. You'll usually find her in the garden.