It’s 2025, and nearly everyone with a smartphone has seen “health hacks,” wellness trends, or supplement recommendations on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube. Social media has become a powerful source of health content—but not all of it is helpful, and some of it is downright dangerous.

You know the drill—co-pays, deductibles, confusing bills, and a whole lot of waiting just to see your provider. It’s the old way of doing healthcare, and frankly, people are tired of it.

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Dr. Elizabeth Phenneger, DNP, ARNP, FNP-C. Having grown up in Spokane, WA, my husband and I cherish living in this area. It is close to family and friends and has so much to offer in terms of outdoor living and education. My focus: Women's health, Mental health, Primary Care, Urgent Care. My passion: Helping people experience the best health that they can, as quickly as possible.

IMPORTANT: Telehealth Is Not for Emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.

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