After a traumatic experience, it can be hard to feel safe. You may have nightmares and are having trouble sleeping. Maybe you feel like you’re on edge and unsettled, or you aren’t finding pleasure in things you used to enjoy.
Most of us have experienced the throbbing ache in your temples that signifies a headache. But is it just a headache or is it something more serious?
If your home workspace has left you with aches and pains, read on as Dr. Zack Smith shares some tips to help prevent back and neck problems and discusses when pain may require a visit to the doctor.
September 4th 2026
Dear Painsmith Patients
Re: Important Notice: Closure of The Painsmith, PLLC and Transfer of Your Medical Records
On August 3rd, 2026, I sent out notices that I would unfortunately be unable to continue practicing at Painsmith to the same high standard that my patients deserve. I also indicated that we were talking with other local pain management physicians regarding who would be best able to serve my patients moving forward. I have been able to locate another local practice that I feel meets or exceeds the level of care and has the capacity to take on additional patients. My top priority remains making sure your care continues without interruption.
To that end, I have arranged for ReleviiMed, led by Dr. Manuel Ybarra, M.D. and a team of providers, to serve as the custodian of medical records for our patients going forward, and I strongly recommend you reach out to ReleviiMed to continue your care. Their physicians have reviewed our practice’s treatment approach and are prepared to take on our patients, including those with ongoing pain management plans, without a gap in care.
Thank you,
William Zachary Smith, MD
The Painsmith, PLLC
