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Berman Center Wins Award
From West Bloomfield
The Berman Center for the
Performing Arts inside the Jewish
Community Center has been
selected for the 2014 Best of West
Bloomfield Award in the Performing
Arts Theater category by the West
Bloomfield Award Program.
Each year, the West Bloomfield
Award Program identifies compa-
nies that have achieved exceptional
marketing success in their local com-
munity and business category. These
are local companies that enhance
the positive image of small business
Beaumont Named
Center Of Excellence
Beaumont Health System has
been designated as Michigan's
first Diagnostic Imaging Center of
Excellence by the American College of
Radiology.
The Center of Excellence designa-
tion represents the pinnacle of medical
imaging care and is an achievement
that goes beyond accreditation to rec-
ognize best-quality imaging practices
and diagnostic care. This includes a
comprehensive assessment of the entire
medical imaging enterprise, including
structure and outcomes. The designa-
tion recognizes excellence at multiple
levels — including the professional
staff, the technology and the policies
and procedures the organization fol-
lows, as well as superior patient care.
The designation applies to all
Beaumont imaging locations —
including the Royal Oak, Troy and
Grosse Pointe hospitals, and outpatient
imaging services in Birmingham, Lake
Orion, Macomb Township, Warren,
West Bloomfield, two locations in
Rochester Hills, St. Clair Shores and
Sterling Heights.
"The designation of Diagnostic
Imaging Center of Excellence is the
highest honor an imaging practice
can attain:' says Duane Mezwa, M.D.,
corporate chief of Imaging, Beaumont
through service to their customers
and the community.
Various sources of information
were gathered and analyzed to
choose the winners in each category.
The 2014 West Bloomfield Award
Program focuses on quality, not
quantity. Winners are determined
based on the information gath-
ered both internally by the West
Bloomfield Award Program and data
provided by third parties.
For information about events at the
Berman Center for the Performing
Arts, go to http://theberman.org or call
the box office at (248) 661-1900. ❑
Health System. "It recognizes our com-
mitment not only to offer the most
advanced diagnostics and therapeutic
services, but doing so in the safest
manner with the highest quality. It
also affirms that imaging performed
anywhere in the Beaumont system is
done to the same standard. We are
very proud of the entire team that
makes up Diagnostic Radiology and
Molecular Imaging whose efforts
resulted in this honor."
Nominations For National
Teen Tikkun Olam Award
The San Francisco-based Helen
Diller Family Foundation is accepting
nominations for the 2015 Diller Teen
Tikkun Olam Awards, a program that
recognizes up to 15 Jewish teens annu-
ally with $36,000 each for exceptional
leadership and impact in volunteer
projects that make the world a better
place.
Up to five teens from California and
10 from other states will be acknowl-
edged for their philanthropic efforts.
Anyone interested in nominating a teen
or any teen interested in self-nominat-
ing, should visit www.dillerteenawards.
org to begin the nomination process.
The deadline is Dec. 14.
For more information, email
dillerteenawards@sfjcf.org or call
(415) 512-6432.