To grant users access to Health Cloud, an administrator must assign specific out-of-the-box permission sets. The Health Cloud Foundation permission set is the baseline, providing access to core Health Cloud objects, record types, and fundamental features. The Health Cloud Standard permission set is assigned in addition to the Foundation set to grant users access to a broader range of standard Health Cloud features and functionalities, such as care plans and timelines. Together, these two permission sets provide the necessary access for a typical Health Cloud user.

A. Health Cloud permission set license: This is a license that enables the assignment of Health Cloud permission sets; it is not a permission set itself and does not grant permissions directly.

D. Health Cloud User: This is not a standard, out-of-the-box permission set provided by Salesforce for granting general access to Health Cloud features.

E. Health Cloud Platform permission set license: This is a specific type of license, not a permission set. It is intended for users who need Health Cloud access without full CRM functionality.

1. Salesforce Health Cloud Developer Guide: "Assign Health Cloud Permission Sets". The documentation explicitly states, "Assign the Health Cloud Foundation permission set to give users access to Health Cloud objects and features. To give users access to more Health Cloud features, assign the Health Cloud Standard permission set."

Source: Salesforce Help, Health Cloud Developer Guide, Section: "Post-Installation Tasks" > "Set Up Users" > "Assign Health Cloud Permission Sets".

2. Trailhead by Salesforce: "Health Cloud Administration" module, "Set Up Your Health Cloud Org" unit. This module details the setup process, including user configuration.

Source: Trailhead, Health Cloud Administration, Unit: "Set Up Your Health Cloud Org", Section: "Assign Health Cloud Permission Sets". The text confirms the necessity of assigning both the "Health Cloud Foundation" and "Health Cloud Standard" permission sets for user access.