Walk with a Doc Make an Appointment Ask a Question Refer Patient Take a Step Toward Better Health View upcoming events View all events Simple walking improves your health. Just 30 minutes of walking a day can reduce your risk of heart disease, improve blood pressure and blood sugar, elevate mood, and reduce risk of osteoporosis, cancer, and diabetes. Join your doctors on a monthly walk to improve your health, learn about important health topics, and meet new friends interested in improving their health with you. You'll get to spend time with your physicians, get to know them, and ask medical questions in an informal, relaxed, and fun way! View photos from our events. Events Walk with a Doc events are FREE and open to all. We encourage you to bring your friends and family. Events include free blood pressure screenings, free giveaways, and free refreshments sponsored by local shops. Upcoming Walk with a Doc Events FEB 16 9:00 am Saturday, February 16, 2019 Southmoor ParkDirections Meet by the corner of Jarvis & Oneida Plenty of free parking around the parkTopic: TBDHosted by: Dr. L. Regeher Add to Calendar FEB 16 9:00 am Saturday, February 16, 2019 Sand Creek ParkDirections West Entrance Parking Lot off of Fitzsimmons Parkway across the light rail tracks. No facilities. Contact information in the event that walkers have questions 303.318.1540Topic: TBDHosted by: Karen Weber, DO – St Joseph Hospital Add to Calendar Download Flyer MAR 02 9:00 am Saturday, March 2, 2019 South Denver Cardiology, LittletonDirections Meet in the Northwest parking lot Plenty of free parkingTopic: TBDHosted by: South Denver Cardiology Add to Calendar MAR 09 8:00 am Saturday, March 9, 2019 Bible ParkDirections Meet at Baseball Diamond Plenty of Free Parking AvailableTopic: Understanding Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) with Dr. Santi YarlagaddaHosted by: Andrew M. Freeman, MD Add to Calendar Download Flyer View more local events View more events nationwide at a location near you
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