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Buddy... the reason you don't think you need an exterminator is because that exterminator is doing their job successfully every month.

Pest control substances are way more safe than you think they are when used residentially. They mighty not even want to treat your apartment, just check for signs of infestation.

Don't be a dick. What the landlord is asking for is completely legal. Let the exterminator in. And if you are curious about their work, ask them what they're going to do so you're not making assumptions about how their work is gonna give you a third arm.

im clearly out of my depth, thats why im asking the question, lol....

morristown for cardiac and ortho

I didn’t know Medicare was a hospital review aggregator.

The message I’m getting is that hospitals aren’t that great unless it’s for emergencies.

our small building has an exterminator come through monthly and I've asked and been told the spray they use (mostly in the kitchen) is pet friendly.

They both have 3 stars on Medicare.gov I’m thinking these sites aren’t that useful.

Guess Overlook in Summit is really top tier. RWJ in New Brunswick is below average.

What you’re saying seems be to accurate: the best practitioner may not be working at a hospital.

Hackensack Meridian is a good hospital system. My family has had good outcomes at Riverview and Jersey Shore.

OP, you’re clearly not a lawyer and you’re way out of your depth. Besides, the pest control isn’t just for you, it’s for the entire building. Your untreated apartment can be the cause of a building wide infestation.

You should have focused on:

>** except where entry is given by law,**

By the terms of the lease, you consented to entry for the purposes of extermination service.

JFK is absolute shit unless you have had a traumatic brain injury.

My reply was a little flippant so I’ll give you a more substantive response- I’m a tenants rights attorney. You consented to entry when you signed the lease with the provision that requires you to give them access. If you don’t they can seek to evict you but that’s a dramatic step and seems unlikely especially for a building that large. I also can’t imagine you’re the only one who wont or cant provide access during business hours (assuming that’s when they spray).

Call the pest control company and Google a bit. A lot of people have the opposite complaint in my experience. Management doesn't do anything and then there's a pest problem and they won't respond. Move into your own domicile and avoid all chemicals at your discretion. Or don't and deal with decent service relative to a lot of renters.

Edit to clarify.. the reason you may not observe active pest issues is because of the timely preventative maintenance.

eh from the nj tenants rights booklet

"No person shall enter upon or into any real property or estate therein and detain and hold the same, except where entry is given by law, and then only in a peaceable manner. With regard to any real property occupied solely as a residence by the party in possession, such entry shall not
be made in any manner without the consent of the party in possession unless the entry and detention is made pursuant to legal process as set out in "

Well looks like you have your answer, other than the bizzare parts about unlawful contracts.

I wouldn't say they're shit. Hospitals just aren't usually as good as we want them to be, clinically speaking. If you're just thinking of how the lobby looks or how nice their ads are, that's one thing. I don't know about you though, but I care about their clinical outcomes.

That website is the CMS, literally the government agency that collects all that data inputs out objective scores that are easily compared among different hospitals.

according to the lease it says i must make the apartment available for such things as inspection, repair, extermination...BUT just because its in the lease and i signed it doesnt mean that its lawful...cant enforce an unlawful contract...thats why im asking if there are any renters rights regarding this issue

we dont pay extra for the treatment and im not looking for a discount on my rent for refusing, i just dont want or need it

What does your lease say. The fine print will dictate how you should proceed. Some leases will hold you liable and still make you pay regardless of accepting or refusing treatment

I went to RWJ emergency on Saturday . Staff was good, but no one is in a hurry. Could have been done in 2 hours, but it took 4 hours. Sorry I didn’t fill out the survey afterwards, there’s my comments

Ok so either the hospitals near me are shit or that site isn’t accurate.

Penn Med in Plainsboro

This is a foolish question to be asking randos online. We literally have quality metrics you can look at. Just go here and compare using the plentiful data points:

https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/?providerType=Hospital&redirect=true

A little north of true central NJ i suppose. I spent 11 days in Morristown Medical Center two years ago and was very happy with my treatment. I’ve since been back for other procedures and they have all been done well and very professionally.