Health cloud

Optimize Health Services and Improve Patient Experiences with Salesforce Health Cloud.

It was designed to help healthcare providers and payers better manage patient engagement and clinical workflows, and to improve population health management. The platform provides features such as Electronic Health Records (EHR), care coordination, and patient engagement tools that enable healthcare providers to easily access and share patient information, as well as communicate with patients and other providers.

The launch of salesforce health cloud aimed to address the challenges faced by healthcare providers in managing patient data, streamlining clinical workflows and improve patient engagement.

Salesforce health cloud offers a variety of features and capabilities that are designed to help healthcare organizations manage patient engagement and clinical workflows and improve population health management.

Salesforce Health Cloud

Electronic health record

Electronic health record

Simplifies access and sharing of patient information, including medical history, lab results, and medications, for healthcare providers.

Care coordination

Care coordination

Facilitates collaboration among healthcare providers, allowing them to communicate, track patient progress, and ensure coordinated care.

Patient engagement

Patient engagement

Enhances patient-provider communication through various channels, delivering personalized information and resources to promote active patient participation.

Population health management

Population health management

Identifies and manages care for at-risk populations, monitoring their health outcomes over time for improved population health.

Clinical workflow

Clinical workflow

Streamlines clinical workflows and documentation processes, providing efficient tools for data entry, tracking patient progress, and improving provider efficiency.

Health information management

Health information management

Manages patient data collection, storage, and sharing, enabling seamless access and sharing of information among providers, payers, and researchers.