“…It, however, remains somewhat unclear just how much enthusiasm for digital health tools really exists, who will use them, and how they will fit among other traditional and innovative therapeutic modalities. Thus, it was interesting and important to read McCall et al's [1] research and conclusion that "Black American women, in general, have favorable views toward seeking mental health services and are comfortable with the use of mobile technology to receive support for managing depression." Their findings dovetail with other research showing that, while digital therapies are likely to be effective, equity, privacy, ethics, and reimbursement considerations must be part of the discussion as these therapies are being developed [2,3].…”