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Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Healthcare review
Microsoft's healthcare solutions built on Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Azure and Microsoft 365, covering patient access, outreach and care management.
By the TopToolAdvisor research desk · Updated November 10, 2026
- Features (35%)
- 9.0
- Ease of use (35%)
- 6.8
- Value (30%)
- 7.0
Microsoft's healthcare solutions are a strong option for health systems that already run on Microsoft. Microsoft describes them as combining Azure, Dynamics 365, Power Platform and Microsoft 365, and its documentation lists patient access, a patient contact center with intelligent outreach, a unified patient view, care management, home health, virtual visits in Teams and remote patient monitoring. Protected health information from separate systems is brought into a FHIR-based managed service to build a longitudinal patient record that outreach and care teams can use. The cost is complexity. There is no single healthcare price: the Dynamics 365 Customer Service app starts at $50 per user per month paid yearly, the Enterprise edition is $105, and Azure services and Power Platform capacity are billed separately. Most organizations deploy it with a Microsoft partner, so it is a poor match for a small clinic that wants to be live in a week.
Who it is for
Health systems standardized on Microsoft that want a CRM tied to Azure health data services and Teams.
Price
Dynamics 365 Customer Service from $50 per user per month paid yearly; healthcare solutions add licensing.
Dynamics 365 Customer Service Professional $50.00 user/month, paid yearly
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.
Key features
- Patient access and patient contact center with intelligent outreach
- Unified patient view built on FHIR-based health data
- Care management and home health solutions
- Virtual visits through Microsoft Teams
- Remote patient monitoring with Azure Health Data Services
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Fits organizations already on Microsoft 365 and Azure
- Strength: Brings PHI from separate systems into a FHIR-based managed service
- Strength: Wide range of solutions from outreach to remote monitoring
- Weakness: Pricing is split across Dynamics 365, Power Platform and Azure
- Weakness: Requires a partner or in-house Microsoft team to deploy
- Weakness: Heavy for single-site clinics
Key facts
- Built on: Azure, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Microsoft 365
- Customer Service Enterprise: $105 per user per month paid yearly
- Data standard: FHIR
Where it ranks
Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Healthcare is No. 7 in our Best CRM for Healthcare verdict.
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