Salesforce Financial Services Cloud vs. Salesforce Health Cloud

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Salesforce Financial Services Cloud
Score 8.2 out of 10
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The Financial Services Cloud from Salesforce is used to create customized experiences for users and customers, and get information at the right to improve productivity and satisfaction. The vendor states that wealth management advisors can use the CRM’s ability to better understand and address client needs, building fruitful client relationships. Retail, mortgage, and commercial bankers can get a complete customer view when and where they need it. In insurance, users of the financial services…
$300
per month billed annually per user
Salesforce Health Cloud
Score 7.2 out of 10
N/A
Salesforce Health Cloud is a patient and member relationship platform designed to deliver personalized engagement, and provide a complete view of the patient. With Health Cloud, care teams have access to clinical and non-clinical patient and member data including current health conditions and medications, appointment history, communication preferences, and data from the EHR and other systems. Teams are able to work across entire patient and member groups to provide care, faster.N/A
Pricing
Salesforce Financial Services CloudSalesforce Health Cloud
Editions & Modules
Sales
$300
per month billed annually per user
Service
$300
per month billed annually per user
Sales and Service
$325
per month billed annually per user
Einstein 1 for Sales and Service
$700
per month billed annually per user
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Salesforce Financial Services CloudSalesforce Health Cloud
Free Trial
NoNo
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional Details
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Community Pulse
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User Ratings
Salesforce Financial Services CloudSalesforce Health Cloud
Likelihood to Recommend
8.0
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7.0
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Usability
-
(0 ratings)
7.0
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User Testimonials
Salesforce Financial Services CloudSalesforce Health Cloud
Likelihood to Recommend
Salesforce helped us organize all leads into one software. Any call in or email lead we were able to record right into Salesforce. It helped coordinate/track/win/loose all opportunities. It's also very user friendly. When we bring on new employees or even interns; we are able to show them what is needed and they are able to jump right in
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The best scenario [is] that it has [a] particular object which can directly store the records of the client [who] has purchased the policy and practitioner details with [their] expertise. The users can directly book the appointment using LWC or Aura components which can be exposed on websites. The object will be linked with each other [using] a lookup relation which creates a complete framework to handle the cases and details of the clients, [their] policies, and other details as well. Booking or finding a practitioner can be done with the [Salesforce] Health Cloud app where it can use [your] current location and provide details of [available] nearby doctors. Health Cloud supports live agent as well where a user can get the details on his insurance policy and get other help if he need from the chat option with live agent.
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Pros
  • Organization.
  • Tracking.
  • User friendly.
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  • [There] are particular objects such as person accounts which [are] linked with [health care company accounts if they have a policy].
  • We have flows and pages where a user or client can book [their] appointment with a practitioner and get instant help by raising a case or request for [an] appointment.
  • [Salesforce] Health Cloud keeps all the records of clients and practitioners and can link them when and where ever needed.
  • Objects in the managed package have [a] standard field which gives a perfect solution with out-of-the-box functionality without creating such a model or structure.
  • We can raise cases or requests and [use] automation tools like flows [so] the case will be assigned to [a] practitioner or the queue of the user.
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Cons
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  • integration with Epic was close to impossible
  • buy-in from IT to support a system on Epic was not keen to work with decreased our ability to function in the way we expected
  • lack of knowing this integration challenge prior
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Usability
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The software offers a wide range of functionality, which I truly appreciate. However, there is so much there that a lot of drilling into information can be required. This can create a significant learning curve for new users.
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Alternatives Considered
We haven't used anything previously to Salesforce. We were trying to implement what we needed as a company with our current ticketing and quoting software, but it wasn't doing what we needed. Once we found Salesforce we were able to really dial in on the important things needed as a company.
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We also evaluated Epic's system called Cheers. Salesforce is much better organized and easy to use. Cheers had some major weaknesses.
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Return on Investment
  • Helped track everything in one place.
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  • The process of implementation allowed us to better see our data downfalls in our parent EMR system and find ways around it
  • Reporting and dashboards allowed us to see the impact of marketing efforts as it related to appointments made
  • campaign features allowed us to see which campaigns related to which personas
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