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Salesforce Health Cloud is a healthcare CRM solution designed to manage patient interactions and streamline healthcare processes. It serves as a central hub for patient data, allowing authorized healthcare professionals to access and retrieve information. Key features include patient data management, personalized communication tools, patient engagement tools, and workflow automation.

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Salesforce Health Cloud is a healthcare CRM built on the Salesforce platform for patient access, contact centers, care management, utilization management and provider networks. It suits hospitals, health plans and large groups with IT teams or implementation partners. Licenses start at $350 per user per month billed annually, so it is usually too costly and complex for small independent practices.

Also known as: Salesforce Healthcare CRM, Agentforce for Healthcare, Agentforce for Health Cloud, Data 360 for Health · Reviewed by PracticeAll's healthcare IT team · Facts last verified · How we review

Salesforce Health Cloud key facts

Best for
Health systems, payers and large groups building patient access and care coordination
Practice size
Mid-Sized (10–49), Enterprise/Health System (50+)
Specialties
Multi-specialty, Health systems, Health plans and payers, Home health, Public health
Starting price
From $350/user/mo
Pricing model
Per user/month
Deployment
Cloud
HIPAA / BAA
Vendor states HIPAA compliance
Integrations
EHRs via FHIR APIs and prebuilt integrations, MuleSoft, Data 360, Slack, Tableau
Company
Salesforce, Inc.
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
1999
Category
Healthcare CRM & Marketing
Last verified
October 2026

Who Salesforce Health Cloud is best for

Salesforce Health Cloud adds healthcare data models, workflows and AI agents to Salesforce's CRM platform. Organizations use it to bring EHR, claims and engagement data into a single patient, member or provider record and to run intake, referrals, scheduling, outreach and care plans on top of it. Its customers are mostly health systems, health plans and public health agencies.

Best for

  • Hospitals and health systems running patient access centers, referral management and outreach
  • Health plans handling care management, prior authorizations, appeals and provider networks
  • Large multi-site groups or home health organizations with in-house Salesforce skills

Not ideal for

  • Small and independent practices that need simple reminders, reviews or marketing tools
  • Practices without IT staff or a budget for implementation partners

Salesforce Health Cloud pros and cons

Pros

  • Healthcare-specific data models aligned with FHIR, covering patients, members, providers and claims
  • Broad scope: care management, utilization management, provider network management, appointment management and contact center tools
  • Agentforce AI agents and Intelligent Document Automation for AI extraction, classification and routing of incoming documents
  • Salesforce states support for HIPAA, HITRUST, FedRAMP and HL7 FHIR, with optional Shield or Government Cloud

Cons

  • High per-user cost; the entry edition is $350 per user per month, billed annually
  • Implementation usually requires a partner and months of configuration
  • Many capabilities rely on Flex Credits or paid add-ons, which makes total cost harder to predict
  • Not an EHR; clinical documentation stays in your existing system

Salesforce Health Cloud pricing

Salesforce publishes Health Cloud list prices in USD per user per month, billed annually, as of October 2026: Sales & Service Core $350, Sales & Service Advanced $525, Service Max $700, Sales Max $700 and Sales & Service Max $725. Each edition includes an annual pool of Flex Credits for AI, Agentforce and data usage (500,000 per org for Core, 1 million for Advanced and 2.75 million for Max editions). Some features, such as live chat and read-write Knowledge, cost an additional $75 per user per month, and Agentforce for Health Cloud is sold separately on lower editions.

Key features

  • Integrated Care Management: care plans, assessments and a 360-degree patient or member view
  • Intelligent Appointment Management: referrals, scheduling, waitlists and multi-participant visits
  • Contact center: agents see EHR data and AI summaries of history, eligibility, benefits and claims
  • Utilization Management: prior authorizations, appeals and grievances
  • Provider Relationship and Network Management: recruiting, credentialing, contracting and rosters
  • Intelligent Document Automation: AI extraction, classification and routing of incoming documents, with automated case creation
  • Data 360 for Health: unified clinical and non-clinical patient profiles
  • Agentforce for Healthcare: prebuilt AI skills for patient access, service and public health

HIPAA, security and integrations

Salesforce states that Health Cloud is HIPAA compliant and lists HIPAA, HL7 FHIR, HITRUST, FedRAMP, ASIP Santé, FDA, GDPR and NHS DCB 0129 among the standards it supports. Customers can add Salesforce Shield or use Government Cloud for extra encryption, monitoring and data controls. Salesforce's public Health Cloud pages do not describe its business associate agreement terms, and HIPAA compliance also depends on how your organization configures the platform, so ask Salesforce which services and add-ons a BAA covers. Health Cloud connects to EHRs through FHIR APIs and prebuilt integrations, with MuleSoft as Salesforce's integration product; Salesforce does not list specific EHR vendors on its product page.

Salesforce Health Cloud alternatives

  • Epic Cheers — CRM inside Epic, often the simpler choice for organizations already on Epic.
  • Cured by Innovaccer — healthcare-specific CRM and marketing platform for health systems.
  • HubSpot CRM — general CRM and marketing suite that smaller organizations can run without heavy implementation.
  • LeadSquared — CRM for patient acquisition and referral tracking at lower cost.
  • Creatio CRM — low-code CRM that can be configured for healthcare workflows.

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Salesforce Health Cloud FAQ

Is Salesforce Health Cloud good for small practices?

Usually not. Health Cloud is priced from $350 per user per month, billed annually, and typically needs a consulting partner to configure data models, EHR integrations and workflows.

How much does Salesforce Health Cloud cost?

List prices as of October 2026 are $350 per user per month for Sales & Service Core, $525 for Advanced, $700 for Service Max or Sales Max and $725 for Sales & Service Max, all billed annually. Some features cost $75 per user per month extra, AI usage draws on Flex Credits, and implementation partner fees are separate.

Is Salesforce Health Cloud HIPAA compliant?

Salesforce says Health Cloud is HIPAA compliant and supports HITRUST, FedRAMP and HL7 FHIR standards, with Shield or Government Cloud available for added protection. Covered entities still need a signed business associate agreement with Salesforce and must configure access, encryption and auditing correctly, so confirm which services and add-ons fall under the agreement.

Does Salesforce Health Cloud integrate with Epic and other EHRs?

Health Cloud connects to EHRs through FHIR APIs, prebuilt integrations and MuleSoft, Salesforce's integration platform. Salesforce does not name supported EHR vendors on its Health Cloud page, so ask Salesforce or your implementation partner for references running your specific EHR, such as Epic or Oracle Health.

Salesforce Health Cloud vs Epic Cheers: which should I choose?

Epic Cheers runs inside Epic and uses the same patient record, which simplifies setup for organizations already on Epic. Health Cloud is EHR-neutral, combines data from several systems and offers deeper configuration, payer tools and AI agents, but requires more integration work and separate licensing.

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Facts on this page were checked against these sources on October 2026.

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  2. Salesforce Health Cloud pricing
  3. About Salesforce

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