Current treatments for major depressive disorder are either less effective for older adults (i.e. pharmacotherapy) or are challenging to extend to community settings (i.e. psychotherapy). To improve and extend mental health treatment for older adults, our team has expanded a previously developed streamlined talk-therapy model to incorporate a technology package that includes patient-reported outcome questions (sent via SMS) and a smartwatch. The goal of this pilot study was to assess and improve the usability, usefulness, and acceptability of the technology package. We completed a pilot feasibility and usability assessment with 15 older adults. Participants demonstrated the feasibility of use of the intervention, successfully completing 99% of their assigned tasks during the pilot. Findings were used to address usability barriers in preparation for future clinical trials. Our results highlight the importance completing usability assessment and involving older adults in the intervention design process when incorporating technology into care.