Corey William Iqbal's Online Review Report Card

I went into Coreys office regarding my Pectus Excavatum. He explained everything I ever wanted to know about my condition, laid out all of my options and answered all of my questions. Really appreciate it Corey.

I don't usually leave reviews but this doctor was so amazing that I have to. He listens and spends time understanding. He spent an hour with me explaining my pectus problems. So many answers of a long term nature uncovered. He gave me options to try and a surgery suggestion to fall back on if needed. He was absolutely the way medicine should be. I can't recommend him highly enough.

A puzzle to many doctors who tried to solve my son's problem, it was Dr. Iqbal who made the discovery. While in surgery to mitigate the issue, it was this man who identified the rare yet fundamental issue rarely seen in babies. Thank you Dr. Iqbal!

Passionate, intelligent, and down to earth. Dr. Iqbal is a breath of fresh air in an industry where ego's seem to be the norm. I would recommend Dr. Iqbal to anyone.

Amazing surgeon with procedures, parental explanations and follow up appts. You can tell he is passionate about helping his patients. My baby owes his pain free life to this doctor. There needs to be more people like him in the world!

Did a hiatal hernia, fundo and g tube surgery for my baby and was exceptional with surgery and follow up. He's doing a wonderful job of helping babies live better lives.

I would HIGHLY recommend Dr. Iqbal. My baby was going to be born with a CCAM and a pulmonary sequestration. Dr. Iqbal watched her while I was pregnant and followed all the way through with her partial lobectomy at seven months. He is impressively intelligent and able to communicate with clarity. My husband and I have nothing but great things to say about Dr. Iqbal and would highly recommend him to anyone wanting thorough, kind care. Amber and Matt Kansas City

He recommended i consider selective termination surgery for my twins. If i did it could save the other one if not i could lose both. I was 22wks pregnant and it would have to be done before 24wks. I was being monitored for TTTS but was not technically diagnosed. I chose not too and both of my babies were born at almost 36wks and spent 2wks in NICU. I am glad i went against his recommendation. I couldn't imagine my life without both of my babies.

I was unable to see Dr. Iqbal. My appointment was canceled the day of due to an emergent surgery, which is completely understandable. What is not understandable is the fact that I was also told I needed to see my pediatrician for a new referral (this was a 6month follow up). I understand the need to this referral for insurance policies. However, I should have been informed of this fact when I made the appointment or even called back the next day, rather than the MORNING OF my appt.