Key Points

Vaccination Coverage Among Residents and Staff in Social and Medical-Social Institutions for the 2024–2025 Season

Source: Studies on influenza and COVID-19 vaccination coverage among residents and salaried staff in social and medico-social care facilities, 2024-2025 season, Santé publique France

For the 2024-2025 season, 35.5% of nursing homes participated in the survey. Influenza vaccination coverage among residents in social and medical-social care facilities is high but declining compared to previous seasons. Among staff, vaccination coverage remains low and is declining.
COVID-19 vaccination coverage is declining among residents and is extremely low among staff.

Were vaccinated against the flu

• 82.7% [82.2–83.3] of residents in nursing homes ⁽Ehpad⁾¹

• 63.0% [55.3–70.7] of residents in ^long-term care ^facilities (excluding nursing homes)

• 68.3% [65.5–71.1] of residents in long-term care facilities (EHPH^)³

• 21.0% [20.4–21.7] of healthcare professionals working in nursing homes

• 17.0% [12.9–21.1] of professionals working in long-term care facilities (excluding nursing homes)

• 13.0% [12.1–13.9] of professionals working in EHPH

Were vaccinated against COVID-19

• 63.6% [62.4 – 64.8] of residents in nursing homes

• 49.3% [42.2 – 56.5] of residents in long-term care facilities (excluding nursing homes)

• 47.7% [44.9–50.5] of residents in EHPH

• 4.3% [3.9–4.7] of healthcare professionals working in nursing homes

• 5.1% [2.6–7.6] of professionals working in long-term care facilities (excluding nursing homes)

• 3.9% [3.2–4.5] of professionals working in EHPHs

^{1. Residential care facility for dependent elderly individuals}

^{2. Residential care facility for the elderly}

^{3. Residential care facilities for people with disabilities}