Fairview Hospital Golf Classic Raises Funds for Equipment

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STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Over 120 golfers from the area convened at Stockbridge Golf Club on Thursday, Sept. 5 for Fairview Hospital's 28th?annual Golf Classic which raised $50,000 to support Fairview Hospital equipment needs.
 
Golfers and volunteers enjoyed perfect fall weather for the mixed scramble format which was followed by a post-play reception.? The event provides valuable support for Fairview Hospital, Berkshire Health Systems' 25-bed critical access hospital in Great Barrington. 
 
Prizes were awarded to the top five gross and net teams. In the net division, 2023 Champion Berkshire Bank defended their title (Ed Harvey, Jeff Harvey, Wenny Moony and Bob Coons), followed by 2nd?place Unitech Sound (Jack Henault, William Dougherty, Shaun Wheatley, Julie Wheatley). The third-place winner was the team of Emmett Schuster, Jeff Cella, Michelle Cella and Matt Risley. Fourth place was earned by Obanhein Electric (Jim Obanhein, Kim Obanhein, Bill Barry and Lynn Barry) with fifth place taken by Party of Fore (Donna Wichman, Luke McDonnell, Joseph Soudant and Ray Briggs). 
 
Gross division winner Lee Bank (Chris Kinne, Jim Nejaime, Heidi Nejaime and Matt Freitag) was followed by runner up Team Schoenfeld (Stephen Schoenfeld, Stu Berkowitz, Andy Consolati and Skipper Singer).?
 
Third place gross was won by Greylock Federal Credit Union (Sheila Labarbera, Bob Massetti, Tom Marchetto and Ken Lemme).? Fourth and fifth gross were won by the teams of Smith Watson (Bryon Sherman, Max Joiner, Jodi Hermanski and Jamie Esola) and NBT Bank
(Aidan Gilligan, Rich Cantele, Linda Cantele and Dr. Mark Taylor) respectively.? 
 
Additional prizes were awarded for men's longest drive?(Jon Kellogg), women's longest drive (Jen Race), men's closest to the pin (Jim Obanhein), women's closest to the pin (Kate McCormick), men's closest to line (Jeff Delisle) and women's closest to line (Cassandra Barry). 
 
In addition to players, Fairview Hospital would like to thank its more than 50 sponsors and prize donors, with special recognition of underwriters Donald C. McGraw Foundation and Blackrock Foundation, Berkshire Bank, Iredale Mineral Cosmetics, John B Hull, Inc., TD Bank North, and Independent Connections. 

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Fairview Hospital Recognized as a Top 100 Critical Access Hospital

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Berkshire Health Systems (BHS) has announced that Fairview Hospital has been named among the 2025 Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals by The Chartis Center for Rural Health, the 13th straight year Fairview has been so honored. 
 
Chartis' annual Top 100 award program honors outstanding performance among the nation's rural hospitals based on the results of the Chartis Rural Hospital Performance INDEX.
 
"The South Berkshire community expects and relies on only the highest level of care from our caregivers and staff at Fairview Hospital," said Tony Scibelli, BHS Vice President and Fairview Chief Operating Officer. "This ongoing recognition epitomizes the commitment our staff makes each and every day for each and every patient who walks through Fairview's doors."
 
"The Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals award program elevates the very best performers and helps create a roadmap for those seeking to improve financial and operational performance while continuing to care for the communities they serve," said Michael Topchik, Executive Director, The Chartis Center for Rural Health. "This is our 15th year recognizing the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals and we're thrilled to be able to celebrate this milestone with this year's winners."
 
According to a press release, the INDEX is the industry's most comprehensive and objective assessment of rural hospital performance. Leveraging publicly available data, the INDEX is utilized nationwide by rural hospitals, health systems with rural affiliates, hospital associations, and state offices of rural health to measure and monitor performance across a variety of areas impacting hospital operations and finance.
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