Martine Center for Rehabilitation: Pest Sightings - NY
The director described the sightings as infrequent but persistent. "Very few sightings, but enough to worry people," the inspection report summarized. The second and third floors were identified as the areas where sightings most commonly occurred.
Martine Center contracts with Allstate for pest control services, with technicians visiting every Tuesday and Thursday. The director told inspectors the company is diligent: once a sighting is reported and Allstate responds, there is rarely another sighting in the same area afterward. Reported issues are logged in a book kept at the front desk. When technicians arrive, they work from that logbook first, then make rounds through the kitchen, basement, dining rooms, and the perimeter outside the building.
The violation was cited under New York State health code 10 NYCRR 415.29 and assigned a harm level of minimal harm or potential for actual harm, with some residents affected.
What the inspection report does not say is how long the sightings had been occurring before a complaint was filed, what kind of pest was involved, or whether any resident reported the problem directly. The logbook at the front desk holds those answers. Inspectors did not describe its contents.
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MARTINE CENTER FOR REHABILITATION AND NURSING in WHITE PLAINS, NY was cited for violations during a health inspection on August 25, 2025.
The director described the sightings as infrequent but persistent.
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