Boston Region Celebrates Haddad Toyota as Recipient of the 2023 President's Award

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Boston Region proudly announces Haddad Toyota as the esteemed recipient of the 2023 President's Award for the 16th year. 
 
This prestigious accolade signifies excellence in Sales, Service, Customer Satisfaction, and Retention, embodying the pinnacle of achievement within our automotive community. 
 
Amidst the challenges and triumphs of 2023, Haddad Toyota emerged as a beacon of resilience and performance. In a landscape marked by fierce competition, our dealers exhibited unwavering dedication and tenacity, surmounting obstacles to deliver unparalleled service and satisfaction to our valued clientele.  The President's Award stands as a testament to their unwavering commitment to excellence, recognizing those who have consistently raised the bar in dealership operations. Haddad Toyota is the only dealership in Western Ma all the way to Rutland VT to receive this amazing accolade.
 
"We are thrilled to receive the 2023 President's Award again at Haddad Toyota for the 16th year in a row," remarked George Haddad, President of Haddad Auto Group. "The team's exceptional performance throughout the year underscores their dedication to providing an outstanding dealership experience for both customers and associates alike and we could not be prouder of them all."
 
The recipients of the President's Award represent the epitome of automotive excellence, setting a standard of distinction within the industry. Through Haddad Toyota's exemplary service and unwavering dedication, they have distinguished themselves as leaders in the automotive landscape.
 
In recognition of their outstanding achievements, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Haddad Toyota and all recipients of the 2023 President's Award.
 
Their commitment to excellence serves as an inspiration to us all, reaffirming our collective dedication to exceeding expectations and delivering unparalleled experiences to our customers.
 
For more information, please visit HaddadToyota.com or contact General Manager Jason Higgins at 413-445-4535.



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Fairview Lab Draw Station Moves to New Location

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Berkshire Health Systems (BHS) has announced that the Laboratory blood draw station at Fairview Hospital, called the Laboratory Patient Service Center (PSC), has been moved to the ground floor of the hospital.
 
The relocation to the former medical records space puts the PSC closer to the main entrance of the hospital.
 
The new area is designed to enhance patient privacy and patient comfort, according to Kathy Lavinio, outreach manager for Laboratory Services at BHS. 
 
"Located in the area that was previously Medical Records, patients no longer navigate an elevator and wait in the hallway for service. Now patients arrive at a waiting area that is spacious and light and receive care in one of two private bays," said Lavinio.
 
The project took over a year to complete, from planning and relocation of medical records to design and renovation, in compliance with regulatory standards. The PSC opened on April 29, 2024, ahead of schedule, thanks to teamwork and collaboration of the project leaders, noted Lavinio.
 
Mark Robert, administrative director of the BHS Laboratories, which oversees seven PSC's throughout Berkshire County, said, "This renovation and relocation is part of Berkshire Health Systems integrated care model, providing outstanding PSC standards at all of our locations across the system."
 
Patient response to the relocation has been very positive, with patients citing easier access for their blood draws.
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