Dr. Valizadeh Joins Adams Internists, Providing Primary Care Services

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ADAMS, Mass. — Berkshire Health Systems (BHS) announced the appointment of Guity Valizadeh, MD, a board certified primary care physician to the medical staff of Berkshire Medical Center (BMC) and the provider staff of Adams Internists of BMC. 
 
Dr. Valizadeh is accepting new patients in need of primary care services and is partnered with Drs. Chi Cheung and Benjamin Rudin, and Jeffrey Bialobok, NP, and Caitlin Roberts, FNP-C at Adams Internists of BMC.
 
Dr. Valizadeh came to the Berkshires from East Boston Neighborhood Health Center, and previously provided care at the Veteran's Administration, Quincy, MA, Boston Medical Center, Brigham & Women's Hospital, and other healthcare centers in the Boston area. Her clinical interests include preventative care.
 
Dr. Valizadeh is board certified in Internal Medicine and received her medical degree from Univeriste libre de Bruxelles Faculte de Medecine, Belgium. She completed her residency in Internal Medicine at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Newton, MA.
 
For an appointment with Dr. Valizadeh, call Adams Internists of BMC at 413-743-1080.

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Concerns Raised About Intersection Near Nessacus Middle School

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff

DALTON, Mass. — The Traffic Commission is looking into safety concerns with the intersection in front of Nessacus Regional Middle School.

On Thursday, the panel voted to send a letter to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation voicing the concerns and providing crash data for the intersection of Hinsdale Road, East Housatonic Street and Fox Road.

"Almost every crash at that intersection has injuries because of the high-speed road," Police Chief Deanna Strout said. "And it is usually a pretty decent collision there."

Resident Paul Tabone brought the item forward after hearing a significant crash from his home in Stonemill Condominiums at the end of August.

He has lived at the condos right next to the intersection for 14 years, seven full-time.

"Always noted the traffic. Didn't really pay much attention to things until we started living there regularly. A lot of near misses but specifically on the 26th of August, there was a direct contact," he said.

"I was not a witness to it. However, I was standing grabbing my coffee. I heard the bang, I got to the window, and watched both the pickup truck and this giant dump truck literally sliding into the intersection, of course, into Fox [Road]."

Tabone said one person was taken away in an ambulance and that "it’s a dicey spot even on a good day." He feels the intersection is poorly designed and drivers speed onto Housatonic Street to avoid going through the town center.

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