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QC Senior Expo connects seniors to area resources
By Sharon Wren,
13 hours agoThe QC Senior Expo returns to the Golden Leaf Banquet Center, 2902 E. Kimberly Road #1 in Davenport, on Friday, September 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The event brings 53 local businesses, healthcare providers and community organizations dedicated to serving seniors and their families together in one place. The Spring 2026 QC Senior Expo welcomed over 680 seniors and continued growth led to a completely sold-out Fall Expo.
Admission is completely free, with services and resources including:
- Free haircuts
- Free secure document shredding
- Free vaccine clinic
- Free health screenings
- 53 senior-focused businesses and community resources
Visitors can meet with local professionals in healthcare, senior living, home care, financial and legal services, insurance, community programs and more.
“Our motto at Senior Resource Partners is to protect, connect and direct seniors and for the past five years, the QC Senior Expo has helped us do just that,” said Anika Honaker, founder of Senior Resource Partners. “We want seniors, their families and caregivers to have a one-stop shop where they can ask questions, learn about local services and connect face-to-face with the people and resources available to support them right here in our community.”
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