Integrative general practice
Founded by Dr Wan Yi Ng, Vitale Integrative pairs the rigour of a general practice with a slower, root-cause approach — so a single consultation can take the time it deserves.

Wholistic approach, unhurried care.
The practice
We work as a general practice first — diagnosing, treating and referring in line with mainstream medicine. What sets integrative care apart is the depth of the conversation: we spend time on the story behind a symptom, look for the patterns that connect them, and build a plan you genuinely understand and can keep.
Thorough, unhurried consultations
Time to listen, examine and think out loud with you.
Common complaints, seen as a whole
Fatigue, digestion, skin and sleep — with the underlying causes in view.
A personalised plan just for you
Clear next steps, plain language, and a follow-up tailored just for you.
The founder

Dr Wan Yi Ng
Founder
Dr Wan Yi is a GP who believes good medicine starts with being fully present: listening to each person’s story to understand not just what is ailing them, but who they are as a whole.
She holds fellowships with both the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) and the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM), a Diploma in Child Health, and a PhD in genetics. She is currently studying for a Graduate Diploma in Homeopathy. Her interest in the body’s intelligence to always work towards healing itself led her down this rabbit hole. Her practice brings together evidence-based conventional medicine with functional, nutritional and integrative approaches, so that care is shaped around you, not just a list of symptoms.
Dr Wan Yi runs her own clinic on the beautiful South Coast of NSW. She chose a small practice on purpose: it means longer conversations, continuity of care, and a doctor who actually remembers your name (and probably your dog’s).
Beyond the consulting room
Dr Wan Yi is a Facilitator of Reconnective Healing and The Reconnection, based on the work of Dr Eric Pearl. She is also a qualified teacher with ICU Academy UK, founded on the work of Nicola Farmer, which runs programs for children that explore intuition and perception, including activities done with blindfolds on. The children generally agree it’s the most interesting lesson they’ve ever had.
Outside work, she is a mum to two young children, which keeps her humble, well-practised in negotiation, and very familiar with the common cold. She is also writing a book on children’s health and wellbeing. In quieter moments you might find her meditating, pulling out weeds, knitting, playing the piano or flute, or thinking about quantum physics and the nature of human consciousness. She is still working on that last one, so please don’t ask her to explain it before her morning coffee.
Whether you’re after a thorough check-up or help with something that hasn’t quite been figured out yet, Dr Wan Yi would love to meet you.
Visit the practice
7/107 Princes Highway
Milton NSW 2538
Ready to be seen properly? Call or write to the practice and we will find a time that works for you.