New Specialist Joins New England Pain Center Team

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Dr. Steven T. Nguyen
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Medical Center has appointed Dr. Steven T. Nguyen, a board-certified and fellowship-trained physician specializing in pain management, to the BMC medical staff and the New England Pain Diagnosis and Treatment Center at BMC.

Nguyen is accepting new patients in need of pain management services and joins Dr. Andrew DeMaggio at the Pain Center.

He is board certified in anesthesiology and was fellowship trained in pain medicine at Emory University Medical Center in Atlanta. He received his medical degree from New York Medical College in Valhallaand completed his residency in anesthesiology from Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, N.Y.

Nguyen is fluent in English, Vietnamese and Spanish.

The New England Pain Diagnosis and Treatment Center provides comprehensive pain management services and is located at the BMC Hillcrest Campus, 165 Tor Court. To make an appointment with Nguyen or DeMaggio, ask your physician for a referral or call 413-445-7246.
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Safety Solutions Proposed for Berkshire Mall Intersection

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — A speed bump and traffic mirror have been proposed at the reportedly problematic intersection of Old State Road and the Berkshire Mall entrance.
 
Last week, abutters approached the Select Board with concerns about drivers ignoring stop signs and speeding through the area. Target owns its building and is the lone business left on the property.   
 
"When you turn into Old State Road, our driveways are right there," Judy Bennett said. "Nobody stops, nobody slows down to come around that corner. They go faster and that's where someone is going to get hurt."
 
Carl Bennett added, "We are taking our lives into our own hands when we pull out during the day."
 
The Old State Road bridge connects the mall and Old State Road to Route 8. Abutter Pauline Hunt would like to see it closed entirely, making the Connector Road the access point from Route 8.
 
"That entrance isn't necessary," she said.
 
"It's chaos. There's an entrance over by the bike path that would serve everybody, there would be no problem, and there are lights at the end of it, it's a dream to get into there. I don't see the reason that chaos is there."
 
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