One graph
Cardiology, PT, dental, and hospice write FHIR resources to the same patient — consent-aware, not copy-paste.
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We help practices stand up and run — family medicine through hospice — and we ship Halo, Tuxil’s FHIR-native EHR. One patient graph. Every specialty writes to it. Available in all fifty U.S. states and Canada.
Cardiology, PT, dental, and hospice write FHIR resources to the same patient — consent-aware, not copy-paste.
US Core is the kernel. SMART on FHIR apps plug in. Bulk export is a feature, not a warehouse project.
Halo is built for independent and multi-specialty groups in all fifty U.S. states and Canada — weeks of implementation, not a decade.
Halo is the chart. The service lines are the care it was written for.
Custom electronic health record
A FHIR R4 / US Core chart written as the system of record — not an export bolted onto a 1990s database. Built for Tuxil’s specialty mesh.
All specialties as a group
Clinic setup, staffing plans, operations, and build-outs with Tuxil Building.
Family medicine
Owned or affiliated clinics in all fifty U.S. states and across Canada.
Cardiology, dermatology, orthopedics, ENT, psychiatry, pathology, optometry, dentistry, physiotherapy
A referral and affiliation directory that shares one Halo record instead of eleven island charts.
Weight loss
Program design, consults, and a Halo pathway that follows the patient into rehab or primary care.
Rehabilitation, physiotherapy
Outpatient and post-acute programs, with therapy notes living on the same graph as the referring specialist.
Hospice care
Family inquiry and hospital referral, inheriting goals of care from Halo instead of a faxed PDF.
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Specialty mix, volume, and whether Halo, affiliation, or a care program is the first door.
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Halo lands as the FHIR kernel. Existing records migrate onto the same patient graph.
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Weight management, rehab, hospice, and the specialty network write into that graph from day one.
A patient who starts weight management in Texas and continues rehab in Ontario should not become a new chart. Halo keeps the graph; Tuxil Health keeps the programs.