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Amsterdam Nursing Home Neglect: The Capstone Center Lawsuit and Your Family’s Rights The first sign is usually something small that does not fit. You visit your mother at Capstone Center on a Tuesday afternoon, and she is in the same clothes she was wearing Saturday. The call bell hangs from her wrist and nobody has come. You ask the aide at the desk and she says they are short-staffed today — but it has been short-staffed every day for months. Your mother has not had a shower in weeks. You smell urine when you walk in. And when you finally pull the admission agreement out of the folder at home, you realize you are paying for a level of care that is not happening. What you are seeing is not a staffing shortage. It is a business decision, made by owners who were paid to provide care and chose to keep the money instead. A class-action lawsuit filed in Montgomery County Supreme Court alleges exactly that — that the owners of Capstone Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing in Amsterdam systematically understaffed the facility, depriving residents of over $2.1 million in nursing services they were paid to provide. The complaint says…