For Health Systems & ASCs | PERIOME Perioperative Readiness
For Health Systems

Surgery is optimized. The patient entering it is not.

Cleared is not the same as ready.

PERIOME is the clinical infrastructure for surgical readiness and recovery. We help health systems prepare patients better, run safer cases, and deliver measurably better outcomes — across the perioperative window.

Optimize Readiness & Recovery  ·  Demonstrate Value at Scale  ·  Reduce Complications

Illustrative preview. The PERIOME OS institutional surface is in development; institution, patients, and data shown are illustrative.

Value-Based Accountability

Under TEAM, the patient is the financial exposure.

The Transforming Episode Accountability Model went live January 2026 — the first mandatory CMS bundled-payment program built around the full 30-day surgical episode. The proposed CJR-X expansion is positioned to extend the model nationwide. Across the 188 markets participating, the patient who arrives physiologically underprepared is no longer a clinical externality. They are an episode-level financial event. PERIOME is the perioperative preparation infrastructure built for this reimbursement model.

Jan 2026
Mandatory start · Active through 2030
188
Markets under TEAM
5
Surgical families under TEAM
30 Days
Episode accountability window · per procedure

Source: CMS TEAM Model fact sheet (cms.gov).

When the institution owns the whole episode, patient readiness is the difference between a penalty and a bonus.

The cost driver inside every bundle is the complication — and complications track with the one variable the system has never systematically prepared: the patient’s physiology entering surgery, and the visibility of recovery after discharge.

1.5–4×
Cost of an episode with a complication
29% / 3%
30-day readmission · With vs without complication
~2×
Length of stay · Complication vs not
~$22K
Estimated prehabilitation savings per patient

Sources: PMC8558000 · PMC10508298 · PMC10354976 · MDPI J Clin Med 2025.

One avoided readmission in a TEAM-covered joint replacement episode: $15,000–$25,000 in recovered cost. One avoided day-of-surgery cancellation: $5,000–$15,000 in recovered facility revenue. PERIOME OS will make this math visible, attributable, and reportable for every case.

If PERIOME prevents one readmission per 100 surgical cases, the program investment pays for itself. If it prevents two, the return exceeds 10x.

Every dollar of avoided complication is a dollar the bundle lets the institution keep.

The Clinical Gap

The data has been documenting this gap for decades. The infrastructure to close it didn't exist.

Post-operative complications, recovery variability, and extended PACU stays are not random. They are downstream of physiologic conditions that were addressable before the patient reached the OR. PERIOME is the comprehensive clinical infrastructure to address that upstream gap.

1 in 3
Surgical patients experience significant postoperative nausea and vomiting — per published perioperative literature
The most common preventable post-anesthetic complication

PONV is the most common post-anesthetic complaint. It extends PACU time, delays discharge, and elevates nursing burden — in a care setting where throughput directly affects program economics.

1 in 4
Patients 65+, first week after major non-cardiac surgery · ISPOCD / Monk et al.
Post-operative cognitive dysfunction after major surgery

About one in four patients over 65 experience postoperative cognitive dysfunction in the first week after major non-cardiac surgery, and about one in ten at three months. Cognitive changes after anesthesia affect discharge readiness and family confidence in the case outcome.

Most ERAS protocols define the day of surgery well. The seven-day window before it — when metabolic, hydration, and micronutrient preparation are still possible — remains largely patient-dependent across most surgical programs.

Workflow Integration

Designed to integrate. Built to generate signal from day one.

The surgical programs that partner with PERIOME are building the standard of perioperative readiness — systematic patient preparation before surgery and structured outcomes intelligence through recovery. PERIOME integrates at the communication points your team already uses and generates structured outcome data from the first patient enrolled.

01
Fits inside existing pre-operative workflows without adding staff burden.

The integration point is surgical scheduling — the moment the patient enters the perioperative window. No new clinical workflow steps. No inventory. No dispensing.

02
Patient-direct fulfillment.

Patients obtain the protocol directly. Your institution supports the standard while PERIOME handles product fulfillment and patient-facing educational materials.

03
Outcome data structured for your institutional reporting requirements.

Every enrolled patient contributes structured perioperative outcome data. PERIOME formats it for your program's reporting needs and, over time, for publication.

04
Implementation designed around your patient population, not a standard template.

Pilots are structured around your surgical specialty mix, case volume, and clinical workflow — not a one-size-fits-all deployment.

Where PERIOME Fits

The clinical layer beneath the episode.

You coordinate and carry the episode. PERIOME prepares and quantifies the one variable inside it no one has owned — the patient’s physiology entering surgery, and the visibility of recovery after discharge. PERIOME is additive. It embeds beneath episode coordination. It does not replace it.

Entry
A perioperative preparation protocol introduced at the point of surgical scheduling and continued through the seven days after discharge — inside your existing pre-operative pathway, with no added workflow steps, dispensing, or inventory.
Loop
Device-agnostic recovery monitoring through Day 90 — feeding structured post-acute signal into your care navigation, complication-watch, and readmission-risk workflows.
Signal
Structured readiness and recovery data flowing into your episode-level reporting, reconciliation, and outcomes analysis — the dataset the bundle was always going to require.

Scheduling → Pre-Op → Surgery · Day 0 → Discharge → Day 90

The institution carries the episode. PERIOME prepares the variable inside it.

Why PERIOME

Built to be evaluated by the people who will deploy it.

PERIOME PROTOCOL is a physician-formulated perioperative preparation and recovery program — built by board-certified anesthesiologists who understand that institutional adoption requires clinical credibility, not marketing positioning. Every formulation decision, every claim, and every implementation structure was designed to withstand the review of a medical director, a surgeon, or an institutional committee.

Built around perioperative physiology

The formulation is organized around six physiologic domains relevant to surgical stress and early recovery: hydration and electrolytes, metabolic and recovery capacity, neurocognitive resilience, immune and inflammatory resilience, GI integrity and microbiome, and micronutrient foundation.

Reviewable by clinicians

The clinical framework, exclusions, and rationale can be reviewed by surgeons, anesthesiologists, and perioperative leadership in the context of their patient population and care model.

Designed for programs that intend to define the standard

The programs that partner with PERIOME now are not adding a vendor. They are entering a platform that will grow to include physiologic readiness scoring, genomic precision, and a longitudinal outcomes dataset built on their own patient population. The institutions that build this infrastructure early are positioning themselves ahead of where the standard of care is moving — and helping to determine what that standard becomes.

The operating system for perioperative health

The protocol is the foundation. PERIOME is building the six-layer perioperative intelligence platform — from nutritional preparation through genomic profiling, readiness scoring, recovery monitoring, and institutional outcomes intelligence. Each layer compounds the value of the one before it. By Layer 6, PERIOME is not a contract line item. It is part of how the program measures and improves its own surgical outcomes. The programs that deploy now are the ones that will define what the standard becomes.

Partnership Model

A strategic partnership, not a vendor relationship.

The programs that partner with PERIOME are not adopting a product — they are contributing to the evidence base that will define the standard of perioperative preparation. We work directly with surgical leadership to design implementation, structure outcome measurement, and build the clinical record the category requires. PERIOME is not a vendor. It is an infrastructure partner.

What You Get
Implementation planning

Direct collaboration on where PERIOME belongs in your pathway, how patients are introduced to it, and how it aligns with the communication structure your team already uses.

What You Get
Patient-facing clarity

Clear educational language and protocol structure that helps patients understand when to begin, how to use the protocol, and how it fits with the instructions they already receive from your team.

What You Get
Institution-ready positioning

PERIOME is positioned as a perioperative health company, not as a consumer supplement brand. That makes it easier to evaluate, discuss, and introduce inside serious surgical programs.

Pilot Framework

Pilots that generate evidence, not just adoption.

The programs that pilot PERIOME are contributing to something larger than a product evaluation — they are building the outcomes dataset that will define what structured perioperative preparation looks like. We design every pilot to generate publishable signal.

What PERIOME Provides
Protocol supply for pilot patients during the evaluation window
Patient-facing educational materials and preparation instructions
Structured data collection tools (scheduling, pre-op, post-op intervals)
Direct clinical support from the PERIOME team throughout the pilot
Institutional co-branding on patient materials
Outcomes report at 90 and 180 days, structured for institutional reporting
What the Program Commits
Define a patient population and procedure type for the pilot cohort
Introduce PERIOME PROTOCOL at scheduling or pre-op instruction
Collect structured outcome data at defined perioperative intervals
Nominate one clinical point-of-contact for the evaluation period
Participate in a 90-day interim review and 180-day program debrief
01
Patient Population

ASA physical status I–III surgical patients. Elective and semi-elective procedures. Program determines scope; we support the clinical selection criteria.

02
Evaluation Window

Structured data collection across the pre-operative and post-operative window. Timeline and review cadence designed around your program's volume and reporting requirements.

03
Outcome Correlates

Defined at program onboarding around the metrics your team and medical director care about most. PERIOME structures data collection to generate signal that is meaningful to your program — not just to ours.

04
Implementation Lift

No inventory. No prescription workflow. Patient-direct fulfillment with institutional co-branding available. Implementation occurs at the pathway communication level.

Programs We're Talking With

Pilot conversations underway with surgical programs performing 50,000+ combined annual cases.

What Your Program Builds

The programs that build this dataset now are writing the standard.

Every patient enrolled in a PERIOME pilot generates structured perioperative outcomes data — PONV incidence, PACU dwell time, discharge readiness, protocol adherence, and recovery trajectory. That data belongs to your program. PERIOME structures it for institutional reporting and, over time, for publication.

The programs that build this dataset now are creating the clinical evidence base for perioperative medicine as a recognized discipline. They will be the programs cited in the literature that defines the standard. That is a different kind of institutional advantage than adding a vendor.

Start the Conversation

Let's start the conversation.

Every inquiry is reviewed personally by the founding team and followed up with a direct conversation tailored to your program — not a sales deck. Pilots are designed around your patient population, surgical specialty mix, and reporting requirements — not a standard template.

Thank you. The founding team will be in touch within two business days.

→ A conversation between clinical leaders, not a sales call → Pilot design tailored to your program and patient population → Outcome data structured for your reporting requirements → Prefer direct contact: partners@periome.com