No it doesn't mean that typically one is less likely to be hospitalized. While this statement is true for a tiny percentage of the population - it is false for everyone else ... and there-for highly misleading .. one of the numerous little white Covid Lies told to us by our Dear Gov't and Medical Political Pundits .. justified in the name of combatting vaccine hesitancy .. by the decepticons ... same justification for the free speech violations.. "Combat Vax Hesitancy" .. Fallacious Utilitarian demons on the loose.The benefits of vaccination are probabilistic.
Getting vaccinated typically means one is less
likely to be hospitalized, or die from the disease.
There are no guarantees of a specific outcome.