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.
08/03/2026
Dear Painsmith Patients,
It has been a pleasure caring for all of my patients over the past several years here in San Antonio. Unfortunately, due to ongoing personal health issues, I will be unable to continue caring for you with the same high level of care you are used to. Because of this, my last date treating patients at Painsmith will be September 5, 2026.
If you have a scheduled appointment prior to this date, we are more than happy to keep that appointment, and will attempt to accommodate other patients who wish to be seen prior to our final date. If you wish to cancel your appointment please contact the office.
Your medical records will remain at Painsmith, and we are happy to forward your records to yourself or a physician of your choosing. Our office staff can assist you with forwarding or obtaining your records. Additionally, we are currently in discussions with other local area pain physicians who have expressed interest in assisting with your care moving forward. If we locate a physician with both capacity and capability to deliver the same quality of care, we will provide an update at that time.
Thank you,
William (Zack) Smith, MD
