Old age supplementary benefits, 2019 to 2025: 13.3% more at home

Swiss old-age supplementary benefits, December 2019 to December 2025: the number of recipients living at home, including cohabiting spouses, rose from 166,069 to 188,173, an increase of 22,104 people or 13.3%. The number living in a home fell from 49,703 to 43,680. The at-home share rose from 77.0% to 81.2%. These are separate December headcounts, not a cohort; geographic classification follows EL office, not a verified residence-canton classification. This archive includes the English report, original public data, definitions, source references and an offline arithmetic verifier, with links to all six Helpore language editions. CC BY 4.0 covers Helpore's new archive contribution and MIT covers the reproduction code; third-party rights are retained. See the rights note for the exact scope.