Don’t miss Senior Fest 2025—these hidden perks could be just what you need
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As the season turns, an upcoming gathering is set to provide older adults and their caregivers with more than just fellowship.
This Senior Fest 2025 will showcase health services, wellness opportunities, and essential support programs.
Free to the public, it creates a space where attendees can connect with providers face-to-face.
With so many resources under one roof, it promises to be a meaningful day for the community.
Picture this: a bustling Reno Town Mall transformed into a vibrant hub of activity, laughter, and learning.
On Tuesday, September 2nd, from 9 am to 2 pm, more than 60 local businesses and organizations will gather under one roof, all dedicated to helping you live your best life as you age.
And the best part? Admission is absolutely free.
Senior Fest 2025 is proudly sponsored by the Washoe County Human Services Agency’s Senior Services Division, whose mission is to empower older adults to thrive—physically, mentally, and socially.
This isn’t just another health fair; it’s a celebration of healthy aging, independence, and the wealth of resources available right here in our community.
Let’s face it: staying on top of your health can feel overwhelming, especially with new vaccines, changing insurance plans, and a dizzying array of wellness options. Senior Fest makes it easy. You’ll have access to:
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If you’ve ever felt lost in the world of Medicare, VA benefits, or health insurance, you’re not alone. Senior Fest brings the experts to you:
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Aging gracefully often means knowing when to ask for a little help. Washoe County Senior Services will be on hand to share information about:
Prefer public transit? RTC Route 1 (S. Virginia Street) and Route 6 (Peckham Lane) will drop you off just steps from the action.
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Have you attended Senior Fest in the past? What resources or services would you love to see this year? Are there questions you’ve always wanted to ask about aging, health, or local programs?
This Senior Fest 2025 will showcase health services, wellness opportunities, and essential support programs.
Free to the public, it creates a space where attendees can connect with providers face-to-face.
With so many resources under one roof, it promises to be a meaningful day for the community.
Picture this: a bustling Reno Town Mall transformed into a vibrant hub of activity, laughter, and learning.
On Tuesday, September 2nd, from 9 am to 2 pm, more than 60 local businesses and organizations will gather under one roof, all dedicated to helping you live your best life as you age.
And the best part? Admission is absolutely free.
Senior Fest 2025 is proudly sponsored by the Washoe County Human Services Agency’s Senior Services Division, whose mission is to empower older adults to thrive—physically, mentally, and socially.
This isn’t just another health fair; it’s a celebration of healthy aging, independence, and the wealth of resources available right here in our community.
Let’s face it: staying on top of your health can feel overwhelming, especially with new vaccines, changing insurance plans, and a dizzying array of wellness options. Senior Fest makes it easy. You’ll have access to:
- Free Health Screenings: Get your blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose checked on the spot.
- Vaccinations Galore: Protect yourself with higher-dose senior flu shots, plus COVID, pneumonia, RSV, and shingles vaccines—all in one convenient location.
- Expert Advice: Chat with healthcare professionals about your results, ask questions, and get personalized recommendations.
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If you’ve ever felt lost in the world of Medicare, VA benefits, or health insurance, you’re not alone. Senior Fest brings the experts to you:
- Medicare Advantage & Health Insurance Counseling: Learn about your options, compare plans, and get help enrolling or troubleshooting.
- VA Benefits: Veterans and their families can connect with representatives who know the ins and outs of available programs.
- Assisted & Independent Living: Explore local housing options, from vibrant independent communities to supportive assisted living facilities.
- Parks & Recreation: Discover classes, clubs, and activities to keep you moving and engaged all year long.
Also read: Five free or low-cost retirement perks you may be overlooking
Aging gracefully often means knowing when to ask for a little help. Washoe County Senior Services will be on hand to share information about:
- Homemaker Services: Assistance with household chores, meal prep, and errands.
- Nutrition Programs: Access to healthy meals and nutrition counseling.
- Representative Payee Services: Help managing your finances and benefits.
- Group Homes & Case Management: Personalized support for those who need a little extra care.
- State of Nevada Aging and Disability Services: Learn about statewide resources for seniors and those with disabilities.
Prefer public transit? RTC Route 1 (S. Virginia Street) and Route 6 (Peckham Lane) will drop you off just steps from the action.
Read next: Essential financial resources for seniors: 25 programs that can help
Key Takeaways
- Senior Fest 2025 will be held on Tuesday, September 2, at the Reno Town Mall, offering free entry for seniors and their carers.
- The event will feature over 60 businesses and organizations focused on healthy aging, with opportunities for health screenings and a range of vaccinations, including senior flu shots, COVID, pneumonia, RSV, and shingles.
- Seniors can access information about Medicare Advantage, VA benefits, and health insurance, as well as assisted and independent living options and local parks and recreation programs.
- Resources will be available from Washoe County Senior Services and the State of Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division, with convenient parking and public transport access via RTC routes.