Use Case
Salesforce Health Cloud Implementation
The Problem
The Challenge
Most Health Cloud implementations are treated as generic CRM projects — configured by teams without clinical context, resulting in platforms that don't reflect how care teams actually work. Clinical data models are oversimplified. Care plans are structured around CRM objects instead of clinical workflows. Integration with EHR systems is treated as a phase-two afterthought. The result is a platform that looks like a CRM and behaves like one — when what you needed was a clinical coordination system.
Our Approach
How Selah Approaches This
We implement Health Cloud with clinical workflow context from day one. Our team configures care plans, patient timelines, and provider collaboration tools based on actual clinical documentation patterns — not CRM templates. EHR integration through MuleSoft and FHIR R4 APIs is built into the initial architecture, not bolted on later. Patient and member portals on Experience Cloud are designed around clinical journeys, not marketing funnels.
Technology
The Architecture
The implementation is built on Salesforce Health Cloud as the clinical coordination layer, with Experience Cloud powering patient and member-facing portals. MuleSoft provides the integration backbone, connecting Health Cloud to EHR systems through FHIR R4 APIs. Data Cloud unifies clinical, claims, and engagement data into a single patient 360 view.
Deliverables
What You Get
- Configured Health Cloud org with clinical data model
- EHR integration via MuleSoft and FHIR R4
- Care team collaboration workflows
- Patient/member portal on Experience Cloud
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