Services

Our therapeutic services are provided by professionals who are experts in each field. No matter what your issue may be, our experts are well trained to address it. We offer a broad spectrum of services from mental health, substance abuse, marriage, and family counseling, etc.,. Perhaps, you are going through some trying times in your life that you do not understand or need help understanding, we are here to help. At Infinite Ways Network we do not just serve families but individuals who need our support. First step toward change is admitting you need help; next is being willing to receive it. Reach your family or individual goals with our strategic approach.

DEDICATED BOARD-CERTIFIED PHYSICIANS
TELEMEDICINE VISITS AVAILABLE*

At Infinite Ways Network, we will address your essential health needs. Our primary care physicians can manage everything from preventive medicine, functional integrative care to acute care and chronic conditions. We leverage the latest medical research, our collective experience, and feedback from you to keep you healthy. Above all, primary care providers offer continuity. Make us your partner for the long term and your quest to become and remain as healthy as possible. We can help you achieve this by:

• Focusing on acute care and chronic conditions
• Focusing on prevention and screenings
• Working closely with you to plan your health
• Coordinating your test, treatments, specialist visit, and hospitalization
• Providing plain-spoken guidance, insight, and advise

We offer laboratory services for all our patients. Your health care provider will order the specific lab test that you need based on your age, medications, and your overall health status. If you are interested in having a specific test performed, you can discuss this with our provider.

A comprehensive array of lab test including:

• Complete blood count (CBC)
• Comprehensive metabolic profile including electrolytes, kidney and liver function (CMP)
• Fasting blood sugar
• Average blood sugar (hemoglobin A1C)
• Cholesterol profile with lipoprotein particle size and number (NMR with Lipid profile)
• Thyroid function (TSH and Free T4)
• Urinalysis
• Ferritin
• Vitamin D level
• C-reactive protein (CRP)
• Prostate-specific antigen (PSA), if indicated
• STD Testing
• Imaging referrals
• Specialized genetic testing

Physical examinations are an essential part of managing your health. Our goal is to help create the best health care experience for you and your loved ones. At our IWN care center, our staff is inviting, approachable, and professional. From the receptionists to the medical staff, you’ll be treated with respect.
We will help you with:

• Monitoring your current health – Annual physical examinations can help you keep track of any preexisting conditions and alert you to any changes that may occur.
• Reviewing the medications, you’re taking – We can make a note of all medications you may be taking and determine whether you need new prescriptions or can stop taking the ones you’re currently on.
• Keeping track of your vaccinations – It’s important to keep track of your vaccinations to know when you’re due for your next one

We provide:

• Full Physicals
• Employment Physicals
• Annual Physicals
• Routine Physicals
• Sports Physicals
• Diabetic Management
• Hypertension treatment and management
• Chronic pain management

Your Medical Family at IWN will take care of all your health care needs. We will work together to give you the highest quality of care that is personalized for you. We are here to answer your questions and make sure you understand your treatment options.

• We clearly explain your test results, diagnoses, and treatment options so that you understand your care.
• We keep track of your medical records to have your health history in mind when we create your care plan.

Our IWN Physicians are qualified primary care professionals and the best and most devoted providers of patient care. They are skilled in a broad range of family-centered medical services including acute and chronic disease management, preventative care, health education, and much more. They work together with other providers:

Podiatrist, OB/GYN, dental, and other specialties to make your health care a comprehensive approach to your overall well-being.

Infinite Ways Network Center is designated to meet your needs. We have a team that will be here just for you! Each time you visit, the same team will take care of you and you will be treated like family!

• Annual Checkups
• Sick Visits
• Preventative Care
• Chronic Disease Management
• Lab Services
• Flu Shots and Vaccines
• Evening and Weekend Hours
• Most insurances accepted
• Affordable Sliding Fee Income-Based Scale for the Uninsured

Referrals to:

At IWN, we realize each patient has unique concerns, and our team goes the distance to get you back on your feet. Therefore, we equipped ourselves with a specialized plan just for you; we aim to provide fast solutions that have lasting effects. We also take time to educate you on safe ways to move forward with a healthy life. With proper detection, intervention, and care many issues can be lessened or prevented.

• Psychiatry
• Behavioral Health
• Substance Abuse
• Case Management

Our case managers can work with you in the linkage to the following services:

• Health Insurance services
• Outpatient Specialized Medical Care
• Food services
• Mental Health Therapy/Counseling
• Oral Health Care
• Outreach services
• Prescription Drugs
• Psychosocial Support services
• Substance Abuse Counseling
• Outpatient Treatment and Residential Treatment
• Transportation services
• Legal services
• Free Condoms

• Diabetes
• First Aid / CPR
• Zumba/Sport Therapy

Infinite Ways Network offers Couples therapy which is a therapeutic method that targets the essentials of a healthy romantic relationship. It seeks to enhance communication, passion, intimacy, and companionship for all. Specific conflicts in the current relationship as well as unresolved personal conflicts that impinge the partners current functioning are targeted using evidenced-based strategies.

At Infinite Ways Network, we understand that raising a child can be challenging without the proper understanding. Here we aim to provide support necessary to navigate through this role with care, compassion, patience, and education.

Infinite Ways Network provides a warm, caring, supervised setting for a court mandated visit or for family’s who need a secure place to meet and interact with each other in a non-judgmental, non-partisan environment. Our goal is to provide a wholesome, healing atmosphere where one can feel safe and stable in order reconnect with their child.

At Infinite Ways Network we look at therapies for behavioral intervention acknowledging that creative art provides a positive effect on the youth’s behaviors. The therapies we provide are in the form of music, art, sports, play, individual, group, and family therapies. Some of the programs we offer include Think Before You Reach (TBYR), Self-care. Self-aware, Self-control (3S4L), mentorship, community service hours along with a whole slew of other programs.

Anger management classes help clients identify their stressors or the root of their anger, whether it be from internal or external events. Infinite Ways Networks makes sure to provide a clear set of recovery guidelines. Objectives include helping the individual to become aware of their emotions once aroused in anger, helping them to stay calm and handle situations positively and constructively. Overall, the purpose of this class is to help individuals decrease their anger and if they should react to it, will do it constructively not destructively.

Substance use/abuse, also called substance use disorder, is a disease that affects a person’s brain and behavior and leads to an inability to control the use of a legal or illegal drug or medication. Substances such as alcohol, marijuana and nicotine also are considered drugs.

What is the difference between substance abuse and substance use disorder? Substance use disorder is now the medical term for addiction. Previously, abuse was a mild form of addiction, and dependence was a moderate or severe form of addiction.

What causes substance abuse? A person’s genes, the action of the drug, peer pressure, emotional distress, anxiety, depression, and environmental stress can all be factors. Many who develop a substance use problem have depression, attention deficit disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, or another mental problem.

What is substance induced disorder? Substance-induced mental disorders are mental changes produced by substance use or withdrawal that resemble independent mental disorders such as depression, psychosis, or anxiety. For a mental disorder to be considered substance induced, the substance involved must be known to be capable of causing the disorder.

What does substance use mean?

The term “substance use” refers to the use of drugs or alcohol, and includes substances such as cigarettes, illegal drugs, prescription drugs, inhalants, and solvents. A substance use problem occurs when using alcohol or other drugs causes harm to you or to others. Substance use problems can lead to addiction.

If you can relate to any of the above symptoms it may be time to consider, substance abuse counseling. Our team works to address these symptoms and work towards a recovery plan.

What is Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence is a systematic pattern of violent, controlling, coercive behaviors that stem from an unequal power relationship.  Domestic abuse can occur in intimate heterosexual, gay, and lesbian relationships.  It is used to frighten, threaten, injure, and ultimately control the thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors of its victims.

How is Domestic abuse different from battering?

Battering is perhaps the most pervasive form of domestic abuse.  It is physical and violent, affecting people of all ages, races, educational levels, religious denominations and in all socioeconomic groups.  1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner.

What causes domestic abuse?

It is a learned behavior that is caused by the abuser’s own history and problems. It is never “provoked”.  Neither alcohol nor drugs are the cause of physical or emotional abuse, although they may exacerbate the problem.  Abusers use violence to exert control, relieve tension and take revenge on the world.

How are children affected?

Whether or not a child is actually struck, he or she will be seriously affected by domestic abuse. Many children who witness the battering of a parent demonstrate significant behavioral and emotional problems, including psychosomatic disorders, stuttering, anxiety and fears, sleep disruption, excessive crying, and school problems.  In addition, boys who witness their mother’s abuse by her partner are more inclined to inflict severe violence as adults.  Data also suggests that girls who witness maternal abuse may tolerate abuse as adults more than girls who do not.  

Domestic violence (perpetrators):

An intensive individualized treatment that incorporates the Duluth Model, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, and anger management to help the perpetrators of violence develop more effect ways to interact with others and his/her environment. Successful completion of this treatment, satisfies most court requirements

Domestic violence (victim):

An intensive individualized treatment with focus on empowerment and enhancing esteem, assertiveness, and emotional well-being. Treatment strategies include communication skills, the application of the Duluth Model, anger management, cognitive behavior, and insight therapy models. Successful completion of this treatment, satisfies most court requirements

Examples of abuse include:

Examples include intimidation, coercion, ridiculing, harassment, treating an adult like a child, isolating an adult from family, friends, or regular activity, use of silence to control behavior, and yelling or swearing which results in mental distress. Signs of emotional abuse  

• name calling or put downs
• keeping a partner from contacting their family or friends
• withholding money or access to finances
• stopping a partner from getting or keeping a job
• actual or threatened physical harm
• sexual assault
• stalking
• intimidation and threats
• using the children as part of the threats
• destroying property
• using weapons
• threatened or actual abuse to family pets

Domestic Violence becomes a criminal act when there has been a physical assault (hitting, pushing, shoving, etc.), sexual abuse (unwanted, forced sexual activity), and stalking.  Although emotional, psychological, and financial abuse are not criminal behaviors, they are forms of abuse and can lead to criminal violence. 

If you are experiencing abuse remember
-You are not alone
-It is not your fault
-Help is available

Order for Protection (OFP)
If a past or present member of your household has threatened to hurt you, or has actually done so, you can apply for an Order for Protection.  An OFP is issued by the District Court to protect a person from abuse by a family, household member, or intimate partner. Learn how to apply for an Order of Protection

Harassment Restraining Order (HRO)
Harassment is defined as “repeated, intrusive, or unwanted acts, words, or gestures that are intended to adversely affect the safety, security, or privacy of another, regardless of the relationship between the actor and the intended target.”  A HRO is issued by the District Court to protect a person from further harassing behavior. Learn how to apply for a Harassment Restraining Order.  

If you can relate to any of the above, it may be time to consider Domestic Violence Counseling. Our team works to address these issues and work towards a recovery plan.

Infinite Ways Network provides different evaluations according to their purpose. Below is a list of the varying evaluations that we provide:

• Immigration Evaluation
• Psychiatric Evaluation
• Psychoeducation Evaluation
• Brief Psychological Evaluation
• In-depth Psychological Evaluation
• Parenting suitability Evaluation
• Vocational Evaluation
• Adoption Evaluation 

Infinite Ways Network Targeted Case Management (TCM) provides personalized service for individuals in the community who may have co-occurring medical, social and substance abuse challenges.

Our TCM case managers help clients gain access to services needed to meet their mental health needs, achieve recovery, and live independently in the community. Services are provided by skilled mental health practitioners who are supported by a team leader and a clinical supervisor. Case managers work closely with each individual to create a treatment plan, based on assessment of functioning, needs and strengths. We meet with individuals one-four times per month in their home or in the community.

We coordinate services with other providers to help each client achieve personalized goals on their individual treatment plan. Services include:

• Assessment of functioning and needs
• Assessment of strengths and support systems
• Referrals to needed medical, psychiatric, dental vocational/educational, social and benefit services
• Coordination and ongoing monitoring of services
• Crisis planning
• Assistance with finding and keeping housing
• Support to solve everyday life problems