Gregory Kunkel, MD

I believe in a holistic approach to urologic care that considers physical symptoms, as well as the emotional and quality-of-life impact urologic conditions can have. In urology, where many conditions are deeply personal, my goal is to build trust and create a safe, respectful space for patients to discuss sensitive issues and receive compassionate, expert care. I take pride in staying current with medical advancements to provide evidence-based care that is both effective and compassionate. I make it a priority to ensure my patients fully understand their diagnoses and treatment options — especially in urology, where clarity and comfort can make a meaningful difference in outcomes.

I am a urologist at St Luke’s University Health Network. After attending undergraduate and medical school at Drexel University, I completed residency in Massachusetts. I have been published in numerous prestigious medical journals and presented at several national and international conferences on leading urology topics. My clinical interests and areas of expertise such as kidney stones and men’s health, including benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Also called enlarged prostate, BPH is a common condition in older men where the prostate gland enlarges, making urination more difficult.

I look forward to being part of your urologic care, whatever you may need.

I am originally from Allentown and graduated from William Allen High School (Go Canaries!). Outside of work, I enjoy staying active, spending time outdoors in all seasons with my wife and two children. I am excited to be back home after many years away for my education and training. The city and its surrounding area have changed significantly for the better since I was younger, and I look forward to being part of the growth in the future.