I've been volunteering at a local senior center for the past year, and one thing keeps striking me: how many older adults feel invisible in our digital-first world. My neighbor, a 78-year-old retired teacher, told me she stopped trying to use her bank's app after getting locked out three times. Meanwhile, the city is pushing more services online to cut costs. If we measure social inclusion by access to technology, are we accidentally leaving the elderly behind in ways that community centers and phone help lines can't fix?