Measure precisely
Labs, imaging, performance testing, and wearables create a clear baseline instead of guesswork.
Based in Middleton, Wisconsin · caring for patients across Wisconsin, multiple U.S. states, and the United Kingdom
After nearly twenty years treating preventable endings in emergency medicine, Dr. Allan Mottram built Perennial to find the earlier chapter: measure what matters, understand your trajectory, and act while there is still time to change it.
Not ready? Book a complimentary discovery call — a no-obligation conversation about your goals and whether Perennial is a fit.
Care led by Dr. Allan Mottram, MD FACEP
Emergency medicine teaches what fails in the human body and how late many problems are caught. Medical toxicology adds a mechanistic understanding of how medications and substances behave in an individual patient. Dr. Mottram brings both disciplines upstream, personally interpreting each member's data, risks, and goals.
Patient perspective
“Truly listens, is incredibly patient, and pays close attention to our individual needs.”
“The first physician I’ve met who really listens and is invested in his patients.”
“Cutting-edge, utilizing the latest technologies and protocols to optimize health.”
“If you are interested in preventative care and overall wellness, he has a wealth of knowledge.”
“Allan is amazing. Love Perennial Wellness and the awesome services they provide.”
The Perennial model
Labs, imaging, performance testing, and wearables create a clear baseline instead of guesswork.
Data is reviewed in context by a physician who knows your history, trajectory, and priorities.
The relationship continues between visits so the plan can evolve as your health changes. Learn how longevity medicine works.
What we measure
Metabolic, cardiovascular, hormonal, inflammatory, nutrient, and organ-system markers.
Video visual guideExplore the advanced panelDEXA scanning to clarify muscle, fat, and bone health.
Video visual guideSee what DEXA revealsCardiovascular risk assessed through biomarkers, blood pressure, selected imaging, and clinical context.
Video visual guideUnderstand cardiac riskVO₂ max and resting metabolic rate, to guide training and metabolic strategy.
Video visual guideUnderstand your VO₂ maxContinuous and at-home data from Hilo, Oura, CGM, and related devices to reveal patterns between visits.
Video visual guideSee how biometrics connectAmbulatory and wearable blood pressure patterns help show what is happening outside a single office reading.
Video visual guideTrack pressure over timeHome sleep study and recovery tracking.
Video visual guideSee how sleep is measuredWhole-body MRI, when a finding would change the plan.
Video visual guideExplore whole-body MRISelected screening options, including Galleri and Cologuard when clinically appropriate.
Video visual guideUnderstand detection strategyInherited risk, medication metabolism, and prevention strategy.
Video visual guideSee what genetics addsFirst step
A paid clinical on-ramp for new patients who want physician interpretation, a baseline plan, and a clear recommendation before choosing an ongoing membership. What the assessment includes.
The full $695 is credited toward membership if you continue into ongoing care.
After your assessment
Membership is optional. Act on your baseline plan on your own, or put your physician on retainer with structured follow-up, secure messaging, and a plan that updates as your health changes.
Higher-touch option
For patients who want their physician on retainer with unrestricted year-round access, urgent visits included, and deeper coordination when care gets complex.
Perennial OS
Dr. Mottram built Perennial OS so your priorities, trends, labs, messages, and rolling care plan stay connected between visits — not scattered across a generic portal.
New results and messages are tied back to your plan and reviewed in context.
Fit
Perennial is for patients who want prevention, performance, metabolic health, and aging strategy interpreted in context rather than scattered across disconnected visits.
Emergencies still require 911 or an emergency department. Website content is informational and does not replace individualized evaluation.
Common questions
Yes, for generally healthy adults with common, stable needs — for example, someone managing blood pressure or cholesterol who does not need ongoing specialist-led care. People with complex or specialist-managed conditions keep their existing care team, and Perennial coordinates alongside it.
No. Perennial does not bill insurance for the assessment or membership. Labs, imaging, and other outside services are separate; depending on the provider and your benefits, those services may be billed to your insurance.
Testing is interpreted in context, translated into priorities, and revisited over time. The goal is not more data; it is better clinical decisions.
Patients use the secure Perennial portal for labs, documents, plan tracking, visits, and communication. Concierge care includes a higher level of direct access.
Some patients may be able to use HSA or FSA funds for eligible medical services. Perennial provides transparent receipts, but patients should confirm eligibility with their plan administrator or tax advisor.
Membership includes ongoing physician-led care, structured follow-up, secure portal communication, plan review, and clinical interpretation of selected diagnostics. Outside labs, imaging, or third-party testing may be billed separately.
Perennial supports longitudinal longevity care and concierge access, but emergencies still require 911 or emergency department care. Urgent-care expectations and scope of care are reviewed with members during onboarding.
The Baseline Assessment never obligates you to enroll. Memberships are billed monthly; the written agreement you receive before enrollment states the cancellation and renewal terms.
Hormones are evaluated as part of the full clinical picture, not treated as a default longevity product. When symptoms, history, examination, and testing support treatment, Dr. Mottram discusses evidence-based options, expected benefits, risks, and appropriate monitoring.