OATS brought technology-based programs that focused on social connectedness to San Antonio at a scale that within a year rivaled the volume of training in New York City. The programs were designed in line with the best practices of person-centered and trauma-informed care, so that they were appropriate even for the most isolated seniors. The goal was to help older adults connect in the digital age and participate in meaningful activities that could lead to sustained changes in the way they communicated with friends and family, participate in social and civic activities, and assert their value and presence in the world, both on and offline. OATS refined a validated assessment tool (used pre- and post-course) in order to measure a range of health outcomes, and immediately started to see changes in the participants’ physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being. In the first year, according to a CDC scale used to measure self-reported changes in mental and physical health, the OATS program has resulted in an additional 1,869 \”healthy days\” for isolated older adults in San Antonio.