Microsoft Dynamics CRM In Government

Microsoft Dynamics CRM In Government Microsoft Dynamics CRM In Government

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CRM for Health and Social ServicesHealth and social services organizations can reduce inefficiencies, optimizecare plans, and improve financial management with Microsoft DynamicsCRM.• Get a 360-degree view of each client, whether your organization servesfamily, children, the elderly, people with disabilities, or other clients.• Automate processes and systems to reduce administrative burdens.• Remove barriers to cross-agency collaboration and coordination ofservices.

CRM for Health and Social Services:Case ManagementBy connecting systems and automating manual processes with MicrosoftDynamics CRM, health and social service agencies can improve casemanagement. They can gain a unified view of the client across multipleprograms to coordinate service delivery and become more efficient.• Give your caseworkers a centralized repository of client data from avariety of systems.• Track data in real-time to better assess the effectiveness of care deliveryand to manage follow-up activities.• Provide caseworkers with convenient scheduling tools that are fullyintegrated with Microsoft Office Outlook.• Set up automated reminders for follow-up activities.• Offer remote data access and the ability to easily upload caseinformation to maximize the time that caseworkers spend in the field.

<strong>CRM</strong> for Health and Social ServicesHealth and social services organizations can reduce inefficiencies, optimizecare plans, and improve financial management with <strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Dynamics</strong><strong>CRM</strong>.• Get a 360-degree view of each client, whether your organization servesfamily, children, the elderly, people with disabilities, or other clients.• Automate processes and systems to reduce administrative burdens.• Remove barriers to cross-agency collaboration and coordination ofservices.

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