Perennial Longevity Medicine

About Perennial Longevity Medicine

What is Perennial Longevity Medicine?

Perennial Longevity Medicine is a cash-pay practice at 7605 Elmwood Avenue in Middleton, Wisconsin. In its own words: "Perennial is a physician-led longevity and concierge medical practice." The physician named on the site is Allan Mottram, MD FACEP, who reviews results and writes the plan.

The main offer is a baseline assessment, followed by optional membership. Its testing menu includes DEXA, VO₂ max (CPET), a home sleep study, whole-body MRI, cancer screening and genetics. It caps membership at 200 members. It does not list weight loss or peptide therapy among its services. It lists patients across the U.S. and U.K. as part of its service area.

What does it cost?

The Longevity Baseline Assessment costs $695, paid once. It includes a 90-minute initial physician consultation, a 30-minute results-review visit, DEXA, a resting 12-lead EKG, the included lab panel and a written plan. VO₂ max is not part of it. The practice says some patients may be able to use HSA or FSA funds, which should be confirmed with a plan administrator or tax advisor.

Membership is billed monthly. Advanced Longevity is $500 a month, with four visits a year, diagnostic follow-ups, DEXA, VO₂ max, resting metabolic rate and secure messaging. Labs and outside testing are billed separately. Perennial Concierge is $2,100 a month, with year-round access, urgent visits and complex-care coordination. If you join, the $695 is credited toward your first membership payment.

Cancellation terms are not shown. It does not say whether the monthly fee covers medication, and it does not say whether it bills insurance for any service.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the monthly fee includes any prescription, and what a prescription costs if it is billed separately.

Ask who writes prescriptions. Dr. Mottram is the named physician, so ask whether anyone else sees patients.

Ask whether the practice prescribes hormone therapy. Its FAQ asks that question, but no answer is published.

Ask whether visits can be done by video or phone, or whether they must happen in person. This is not stated.

Ask what follow-up labs and optional tests cost. Homocysteine, fatty-acid analysis, specialized lipoprotein testing and selected genetics are outside the assessment fee, and costs are discussed before ordering.

Ask how membership cancellation works, and whether a spot is open under the 200-member cap.

Ask for office hours, which are not listed. Call 608-590-2743 to confirm the details before you pay.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one physician to read your history, labs and wearable data together, and you are ready to pay cash for a baseline before deciding on membership. It is not a fit if you need one test result, one prescription or the lowest-cost option. For emergencies, call 911.

Sources: perenniallongevity.com, perenniallongevity.com/longevity-medicine, perenniallongevity.com/longevity-baseline-assessment

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