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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Pittsfield School Committee to Again Vote on PHS Report Release

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The School Committee will again discuss releasing a redacted version of the PHS report after confusion over a March vote. 

On Wednesday, member Ciara Batory, who has been vocal about releasing last year’s investigation into allegations of staff misconduct at Pittsfield High School, demanded a date for its release to the public.  It was indicated that the item can be put on the next meeting's agenda. 

"I am done playing the game. The public wants a date of when the redacted PHS report will be released, and I will not stop until I get a date," she said before a five-minute recess was called on the meeting. 

Last school year, five past and present PHS staff members were investigated for alleged misconduct, and allegations were found to be "unsupported," according to executive summaries released by the last term's committee. 

The School Committee agenda for its March 25 meeting included a "request by Ciara Batory to release the May 2025 Pittsfield High report with required redactions." It was reported that there were threats of legal action if the redacted report were released. 

Batory on Wednesday said she did not request that agenda item, and that the motion had already passed. Mayor Peter Marchetti, also chair, said they voted in January to review the redacted version, not to release it. 

Batory played the motion that passed in January from her phone: 

"I move the committee vote to release a PHS investigation report in a redacted form by February 18, 2026, and I'd like to add to that the School Committee reviews it before its release to the public, to make sure that there is enough to present to the public."

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