Linda Barton and her husband bought two tiny homes for their three living parents, placing them in their yard as an alternative to nursing homes. Barton's mother has dementia and her stepfather's health has declined, and the hour-long commute to see them was exhausting. Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are increasingly popular for multigenerational living, offering affordable alternatives to nursing homes, though building them can be complex and costly. One source said having everyone on the same property is enormously valuable.
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