Place the Home Health Budget Lightning component on the Person Account record page.
Care coordinators can then review the quotes and benefits, calculate the final budget, and send
the budget document for patient approval.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
and the Home Health Add-on license
User Permissions
Needed
To update pages:
Health Cloud Admin permission set
AND
Customize Application
Note If your home healthcare agency supports additional benefits and quotes for patients from
invoices or other expenses, make sure that you set up the required custom flows before you
begin to set up the component.
On a person account record, from the Setup menu, select Edit
Page.
Place the Home Health Budget component at an appropriate spot.
Tip We recommend that you create a tab to place this component on.
If your home healthcare agency supports additional benefits and quotes for patients
from invoices or other expenses, complete these steps.
Select Show the Get Additional Benefits button and
Show the Get Additional Quotes button.
Enter the API name of the custom flow that you created for additional benefits. If
the custom flow is a screen flow, select Get additional benefits using a
screen flow.
Enter the API name of the custom flow that you created for additional quotes. If
the custom flow is a screen flow, select Get additional quotes using a
screen flow.
Save your changes.
Click Activation.
Set the person account record page as the default page for the Home Health app.
Click App Default, and click Assign as App
Default.
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