Reported impact
Business outcome
Rush reduced routine patient-call volume, accelerated responses to common questions, increased use of digital self-service, and freed staff and clinicians to spend more time on complex care interactions.
- Customer Experience
- Productivity Improvement
- Scalability
Solution
Rush and PwC rebuilt patient access around Salesforce Health Cloud, Data 360 (Data Cloud), and AI agents so routine requests no longer have to bounce between disconnected channels and teams. PwC aligned patient data across clinical and non-clinical systems, connected the contact center to electronic health record workflows, and moved the experience from legacy IVR menus to intent-based telephony and self-service across calls, messages, and websites. AI agents now answer common questions, handle prescription-refill and provider-lookup requests, and surface patient history, preferences, and next steps in one place for staff. The implementation was paired with an AI governance framework that intakes, monitors, evaluates, and improves use cases so new automations remain ethical, explainable, and scalable. That architecture lets Rush reserve human capacity for higher-acuity patient needs while making access faster and more consistent.
Data flow
Patient questions and access requests arrive through calls, messages, and websites, then AI agents use context aligned in Health Cloud and Data Cloud to answer routine needs, support self-service, and surface next steps. When cases are complex, workflows connect the contact center and EHR systems so staff can pick up with patient history and context in one place.