Neurodiversity activists who want to abolish group homes

I was arguing with someone who believes that group homes shouldn’t exist, even for developmentally disabled people who need 24/7 assistance. They mentioned that statistically, most incidences of abuse take place in group homes, as opposed to someone living in their own unit and having rotating caregivers come in to assist them. But I feel like the latter option would actually be more dangerous, because an abusive caretaker would be able to get away with a lot more if there’s no witnesses around. Especially for disabled people who can’t communicate with language in any form.

And those statistics aren’t accounting for the fact that incidences of abuse taking place in the latter model are probably much less likely to be reported.

Not trying to argue that group homes are great, I know that they’re extremely prone to abuse. I just feel like the alternative models being pushed by LSN disability activists are equally bad, and don’t really solve any issues. What are your thoughts on this?