Digital musculoskeletal therapy, or digital MSK (dMSK) is a model for physical therapy-based care delivery that leverages digital health technologies and digital therapeutics for the relief and treatment of musculoskeletal ailments and pain. This involves the use of smartphones, tablets, and/or computers for treating and managing common conditions affecting the bones, joints, muscles, and connective tissues. Digital MSK therapy can come in several forms, including online consultations, remote therapeutic monitoring, and one-on-one telerehab programs. It may also involve home exercise tracking, virtual health coaching, digital apps for self-assessment and health/exercise management, and general education and support. Overall, the goal of digital MSK is to make musculoskeletal care more accessible, convenient, and cost-effective for the public, lowering the personal barriers of time, distance, availability, and socio-economic status through technology.