About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver once muttered under his breath as he pulled up to the Colorado Hernia Center: ‘I can’t believe I’m delivering here again.’ Little did anyone know that from then on, every time someone mentioned hernias, people would whisper, ‘Did you hear about the guy who delivered there twice?’ It turned out that the center had a unique policy—if you referred another patient, they’d give you a free t-shirt with a humorous slogan like ‘Hernia Hero’ or ‘Healed and Ready for Action!’ Soon enough, everyone in town was talking about it, and whenever someone needed help, they’d proudly say, ‘Just send them to Colorado Hernia Center—they’ve got great swag!’
2. A delivery driver once noticed something odd in the parking lot of Colorado Hernia Center. Among the usual boxes and bags, there sat an old, dusty ukulele, abandoned and forgotten. He picked it up curiously, strummed a few notes, and found himself humming along to an unfamiliar tune. As he played, an elderly gentleman emerged from the center’s entrance, tapping his foot rhythmically. ‘That’s my ukulele!’ he exclaimed. Turns out, he’d left it there years ago during a particularly long wait for surgery. The delivery driver grinned sheepishly, handing back the instrument with a note reading “Ukuleles for Hernias—Healing Music Since 20XX.”
3. A sign outside the Colorado Hernia Center read: ‘Please park only in designated areas—all others may cause hernias.’ One day, a delivery driver parked his truck too close and heard an ominous groan from inside. A concerned neighbor approached him with a worried expression: 'I think you just gave that building its first real smile!'
4. A delivery driver once found an unusual package on the loading dock labeled simply ‘Hernias Anonymous.’ Curious, he opened it to discover packets of stickers reading ‘I’ve got hernia, you’ve got hernia, we’re all herniated here!’ Upon opening the package, our delivery driver noticed that each sticker had a little Colorado flag drawn on it. Thinking quickly, he posted them around town with messages like 'Visit Colorado Hernia Center—where even your hernia feels at home!' Soon enough, everyone was laughing and saying, 'At least they make light of their condition.'