On Tuesday, CMSGov announced Medicare will cover colorectal cancer screenings at 45 & follow-up colonoscopies if a non-invasive stool-based test returns a positive result. Have questions? Call our free Helpline: (877) 422-2030
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The Alliance is proud to be a part of the #BlackExcellenceWakanda on Nov. 10th in Alexandria! Find out more here, and get your ticket: tinyurl.com/BlackExcellenc… #BEW2022

We're grateful to our honorary #Never2Young board member Trey Mancini for constantly raising awareness of colon cancer and supporting others impacted by this disease. Together, we can end colorectal cancer in our lifetime.

Our CEO Michael Sapienza spoke with 83bar, the Patient Activation Company about colorectal cancer, the importance of its screening, Alliance support programs, and our LEAD FROM BEHIND launch. Take a listen to hear what Michael wants all colorectal cancer patients to know: bit.ly/ThePatientsSpe…

We're going live on Mon. 11/7 @ 12:10 pm EST to talk about a simple yet potentially life-saving procedure – Colonoscopies! Aparna Raj Parikh, Michael Sapienza & Manju George MVSc PhD Rectal cancer Survivor will speak on their importance in light of the NEJM study. Colorectal Cancer Alliance youtu.be/SrHeAcOGs6Y

Colonoscopies booked 🤝 Saving lives

November is National Family Caregiver Month.

When Daniel Nicewonger was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, he and his wife and caregiver, Nancy, started sharing what it means to live in pursuit of “life to the full.”

Read his blog: bit.ly/CaregiverLesso…

November is National Family Caregivers Month!

A time to recognize and honor family caregivers across the country. If you're a caregiver to someone in the colorectal cancer community, we're here for you.

Visit ccalliance.org/caregiver for more resources.

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Kelly of Rochester, Michigan, is a mom of three — including a mom of a young cancer survivor. On Halloween 2019, she received a call from her doctor: She had stage IV colon cancer. This is her story and the lessons she learned along the way.
bit.ly/K-LessonsLearn…

Our #BlueHopeBash was the perfect way to come together as a community committed to Hope and ending this disease. Because of our allies, we raised $2.1 million dollars. Special thank you to Bash Co-Chairs & Host Committee. With allies like you, we can continue to inspire Hope.

Courtney always had bowel issues but talked with her doctor when she had bloody stools. A golf ball-sized tumor was found—stage IV CRC at 35. Courtney wore fun costumes during chemo & is now cancer-free! “The colonoscopy saved my life.”
Get checked: quiz.getscreened.org

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our #BlueHopeBash . With allies like you, we have Hope that we can end this disease in our lifetime. Make a last-minute donation at bit.ly/22BHBDonateTW

Enjoy your new 2023 Porsche! Congrats! #BlueHopeBash

The #BlueHopeBash live auction is underway! Not attending? You can still make an impact at home by donating.
👉 bit.ly/22BHBDonateTW

“Better research could have made a difference in saving Corinne’s life. Colorectal cancer is vastly underfunded compared to less-deadly cancers.” -Caregiver Cory at the #BlueHopeBash . Let’s change this - support the CRC community: bit.ly/22BHBDonateTW

“Had I been screened at that age, perhaps so much pain and so much fear could have been prevented. I tell everyone who will listen to get checked at 45.” -Sarah, a survivor at the #BlueHopeBash . Screening saves lives: quiz.getscreened.org

“When I’d be hit with overwhelming scanxiety. The Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s Buddy Program connected me with a two-year survivor named Scott from New York.” -Jeff shares his story of Hope at the #BlueHopeBash . Learn more about our support programs: bit.ly/AllianceSupport

Our CEO Michael Sapienza shares a message of Hope at the #BlueHopeBash . Give Hope by donating at bit.ly/22BHBDonateTW