Undy 5000 (5k run/1 mile walk)- Denver-June 28, 2014

Colorado Colon & Rectal Specialists is proud to say we are participating in the Denver Undy 5000! This is an event in support of colon cancer survivors and the loved ones that have been lost. Please join us at City Park this Saturday June 28, 2014. You can join our team “The Healthy Hiney” through this link: http://support.ccalliance.org/site/TR/5K/UndyNEW?fr_id=1941&pg=entry

Please see the attached letter to our patients for a discount code!

Undy 5000 patient letter

Last years Undy 5000!

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