I came across this article the other day from the LeRoy, Minn., newspaper. It’s about a meeting that Mary Leber, Ecumen’s director of long-term care consulting services recently had with the city’s Economic Development Authority.At the meeting, she was outlining plans she helped their local senior housing community to develop to serve people with Alzheimer’s and dementia.In the article, she shares how this new service mix could help people stay in the LeRoy community without having to go to an institutional nursing home. Kudos to the city of LeRoy for looking at new ways to serve seniors and keep them living in a community they love. It’s something that should be part of every city’s strategic plan.