Patient
Morton guides preparation and stays connected after discharge.
The perioperative health company
The surgical window runs from the decision for surgery through complete recovery. PERIOME builds the clinical infrastructure to prepare patients, measure readiness, inform care, and follow recovery.
PERIOME was founded by two board-certified anesthesiologists building the clinical infrastructure for the complete surgical window.
Why PERIOMEThe surgical window
Perioperative health treats preparation, the operation, and recovery as one continuous, measurable system. The operation stays at the center. The physiology a patient brings to it, and the recovery that follows, extend far beyond the operating room.
The system
PERIOME is building the clinical infrastructure to understand the physiology a patient brings to surgery, improve what can still be changed, support the care delivered around the operation, measure recovery, and learn from every outcome.
Establish what the patient brings to surgery, and what remains modifiable.
Act on the physiology that can still be improved before the operation.
Give clinical teams better context at the moment decisions are made.
Follow recovery against the patient's own preoperative baseline.
Connect preparation and care to recovery, so the next patient begins with better evidence.
Care is delivered by surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and perioperative teams. PERIOME's role is to make the patient better understood, better prepared, and connected throughout.
Defining the discipline
PERIOME convenes the Perioperative Health Council, a cross-disciplinary group of clinicians, researchers and healthcare leaders helping define the language, standards, measurement, evidence and research agenda of perioperative health.
Anesthesiology. Surgery. Nursing. Nutrition and metabolic science. Outcomes research. Health systems. Payers. Technology.
The surgical window touches all of them. Building a discipline that spans it will require all of them.
Explore the Perioperative Health CouncilWhere it begins
PERIOME begins by helping institutions prepare patients more consistently in the days before surgery. That foundation supports readiness measurement, more informed perioperative care, and recovery intelligence across the window.
One protocol across the surgical window. PREPARE™ runs once daily for the seven days before the operation, building the physiologic reserve surgery is about to spend. READY™ is an ERAS-aligned carbohydrate drink taken on the morning of surgery, on the schedule the surgical team sets. RECOVER™ continues once daily for the seven days after, now oriented toward repair. All fifteen days work across the same six physiologic domains: hydration and electrolytes; metabolic and recovery capacity; neurocognitive resilience; immune and inflammatory resilience; GI integrity and microbiome; micronutrient foundation.
The patient-facing experience. Morton establishes where a patient is starting from, organizes the days around the operation, guides preparation, and follows recovery against that starting point. In pilot.

The platform
The patient prepares with guidance they can follow. The clinical team sees readiness before the operation. The institution learns across cases. The same system, seen from three sides.
Patient
Morton guides preparation and stays connected after discharge.
Clinical team
Readiness and relevant context, visible before the case.
Institution
Recovery followed and outcomes connected across cases.
Readiness expressed as a single measure the care team can act on.
Physician-founded
PERIOME was founded by two board-certified anesthesiologists who saw the same gap across thousands of surgical cases: medicine had built extraordinary infrastructure for the operation, and very little for understanding and improving the patient across the complete window.
Research and clinical collaboration
Chad R. Greene, D.O.
Founder & CEO · Board-Certified Anesthesiologist · Vanderbilt-Trained

Daniel Hansen, M.D.
Co-Founder & President · Board-Certified Anesthesiologist · Mayo-Trained
The standard
Understand and improve each patient's readiness for surgery, support more informed perioperative care, and measure the recovery that follows.
Partner with PERIOMEA new standard for the oldest promise in medicine: that the patient comes first.