The number of persons with disabilities receiving medical assistance and sanitary-hygienic services at home. The statistics reflect the share of those who required such procedures over the last twelve months. Rows are divided by age category, showing differences in the needs of children, adults, and the elderly. The data covers 2015–2025 and is presented in percentages
Persons with disabilities of all age groups who, over the last 12 months, needed medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home - total — All respondents
Disabled persons of all age groups who needed medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home in the last 12 months - total — including those residing
received the necessary assistance from one or more sources — Disabled persons of all age groups who underwent medical, sanitary or hygienic procedures at home over the last 12 months - total — All respondents
received the necessary assistance from one or several sources — Disabled persons of all age groups who underwent medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home in the last 12 months - total — including those residing
Persons with disabilities of all age groups who, over the last 12 months, needed medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home — received the necessary assistance from one or more sources - total — including those residing
Persons with disabilities of all age groups who, over the last 12 months, needed medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home — received the necessary assistance from one or more sources - total — All respondents
by satisfaction with the received medical and sanitary-hygienic procedures — fully satisfied — including those residing
by satisfaction with the medical and sanitary-hygienic procedures received — fully satisfied — All respondents
in a state (municipal) medical organization (social service): — completely free of charge — including those residing
in a state (municipal) medical organization (social service): — completely free of charge — All respondents
Chart of the share of persons with disabilities receiving home medical procedures by year, 2015–2025
Who grew, who fell: 2015 → 2025
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2015–2025. Series: 52, periods: 6. Shown by items: Of all persons with disabilities of all age groups who indicated that they needed...; Of all persons with disabilities of all age groups who indicated that they needed...; Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... over the last 12 months; Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... over the last 12 months; Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... over the last 12 months and others
Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... over the last 12 months: the indicator remained unchanged at 100 from 2015 to 2025. This is an average of 0% annual growth. Up to 2021, the change was +0%, after — +0%. Of the 21 largest series, 7 increased, 14 decreased
Row indicators vary by age, allowing for comparison of the need for home care across different groups. Data is also provided for those who explicitly stated a need for such services and those who actually required them for medical reasons. This helps assess the actual coverage of support measures and understand the structure of requests for home-based assistance
What is visible in these numbers
Five largest values: Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... (100), Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... (100), received the necessary assistance from one or several sources (100), received the necessary assistance from one or several sources (100), Persons with disabilities of all age groups who needed... (99.6). The gap between the largest and smallest is 66.7 times. The top five account for 46.3% of the total across all items
Annual observations, 6 periods in the dataset. Of 150 possible values, 150 (100%) are filled — missing data are virtually absent
More in the section Situation of persons with disabilities»
Statistics are published annually based on survey and study data. The information is relevant for social workers, medical professionals, and healthcare administrators. Yearly data allows for tracking changes in the accessibility of medical services for persons with disabilities and planning the development of home care programs in the regions
How it is calculated
The number and structure of this group determine the size of the market for rehabilitation goods and services in the region
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