Statistics for 2021–2025 show the frequency of medical and sanitary-hygienic care received by elderly people at home. Table rows are categorized by the type of surveyed persons above working age to show service-specific trends. Data are presented in percentages and reflect annual changes in the demand for such procedures
Persons aged above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygiene procedures in the last 12 months — Total — Of these, persons with established disability status
Persons aged above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygiene procedures in the last 12 months — Total — Of the total number of persons aged above working age — By presence of limitations in usual activities (difficulties in movement, impaired vision or hearing) — Experience minor limitations
Persons aged above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygiene procedures in the last 12 months — Total — Of the total number of persons aged above working age — By presence of limitations in usual activities (difficulties in movement, impaired vision or hearing) — Experience severe limitations
Persons above working age who needed medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home during the last 12 months - total — Of the total number of persons above working age - by presence of limitations in performing ordinary activities (difficulty in moving, impaired vision or hearing) — experience no limitations
Persons aged above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures in the last 12 months — Out of the total number of persons aged above working age — with limitations in performing usual activities (difficulties in moving, impaired vision or hearing) — almost or completely bedridden
Persons above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures over the past 12 months — total — Persons above working age1 — total
Persons aged above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures over the last 12 months — received necessary assistance from one or more sources — total — Of the total number of persons aged above working age — by presence of limitations in performing usual activities (difficulties in moving, impaired vision or hearing) — almost or fully bedridden
Persons above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures over the past 12 months — received necessary assistance from one or more sources — total — Of these, persons with established disability group
Persons above working age who needed medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures at home during the last 12 months — received the necessary assistance from one or more sources - total — Of the total number of persons above working age - by presence of limitations in performing ordinary activities (difficulty in moving, impaired vision or hearing) — experience no limitations
Persons above working age who needed home-based medical or sanitary-hygienic procedures over the last 12 months – received necessary assistance from one or more sources – total — Of the total number of persons above working age – by presence of limitations in performing usual activities (difficulties in movement, impaired vision or hearing) – experience severe limitations
Rosstat data for 2021–2025. Rows: 168, periods: 3. Breakdown: Of persons above working age who indicated that they...; Of persons above working age who indicated that they...; Of persons above working age who indicated that they...; Of persons above working age who indicated that they...; Of persons above working age who indicated that they... and others
Persons above working age in need over the past 12 months: the indicator remained unchanged at 100 from 2021 to 2025. Of the 18 largest rows, 15 increased, 3 decreased
Row variations allow for assessing which population groups most frequently request home-based care. Comparing annual figures shows changes in the accessibility of medical and hygienic services for the older generation. The list contains 168 rows detailing the structure of respondent answers within the study
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Persons above working age in need (100), Persons above working age in need (100), Persons above working age in need (100), Persons above working age in need (100), Persons above working age in need (100). The gap between the highest and lowest is 52.6 times. The top five account for 30.9% of the total across all items
Annual observations, 3 periods in the dataset. Of 75 possible values, 75 (100%) are filled; data gaps are virtually absent
Statistics are collected annually to monitor the health and quality of life of the older generation. Data for 2021–2025 assist social service specialists and medical professionals in planning home care volumes. Rosstat data are updated through regular population surveys
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