Manage a Patient or Member’s Relationships (Managed Package Feature)
Knowing who lives with the patient or member and seeing their role and relationship can
be an important factor in ongoing care. A person's household includes caregivers, businesses, and
others who are involved with their health.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To edit patient or member relationships:
Health Cloud Standard
Note To manage a patient or member’s relationships without the Health Cloud managed package, see
Actionable Relationship Center in Health Cloud.
Get to Know the Householding Map The householding map gives you a complete view of the people under your care. It brings together patients or members and their care plans, caregivers, households, businesses, and others who are involved in the person’s care.
Manage Your Patient or Member’s Households Get insight into a patient or member’s home life by managing a view of all households they belong to. You can add households as necessary and add or remove the people associated with each household.
Connect a Patient or Member with a Business Sometimes managing a patient or member means that you also engage with related businesses, like medical supply companies or an insurance carrier. When you add these businesses to the householding map, you have this information at your fingertips.
Connect a Patient or Member with Another Person Add a caretaker, doctor, case worker, or other professional as a related contact. First, you create an account for the contact, because every contact belongs to an account in Salesforce. Then associate the person as a contact with the patient or member.
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