Healthspan Economy records 2 organizations in Panama, named and counted on the Latin America page because Panama does not yet have enough for a page of its own. As of September 29, 2026 they are Livelong Clinic Panama and the practice of Dr Julio Effio, both in Panama City.

Counts as of September 29, 2026. The two named operators and the two AI answers are as read on September 29, 2026.

Ask an AI assistant the same question and you get a different map.

What two assistants said

On the evening of September 29, 2026, Healthspan Economy asked Perplexity and ChatGPT, both signed out, “Where are the longevity clinics in Panama?”

Perplexity said it was not seeing reliable Panama-based longevity clinics in its results. It then pointed to three clinics that it described as stem cell or regenerative operators in a medical tourism context. It named neither recorded operator.

ChatGPT named six. Livelong came first. Second was a regenerative medicine center whose own site offers a package called Follistatin Gene Therapy beside a stem cell program and an ozone program, under a heading that asks why visiting Panama is worth it. Most of the rest were regenerative clinics. It did not name Dr Effio.

Neither answer cited a directory. Each linked only to the clinics’ own websites, so the reader was handed a list with no record behind it, nothing that had checked any clinic against a stated standard. That is two answers on one evening, not a measurement. It is what a person asking that evening would have read.

What the atlas records

Both clear the scope rule on the methodology page: a real, named operator delivering care, screening, diagnostics or a structured preventive program to individuals. Each is described here as its own site describes it.

Livelong Clinic Panama calls itself a preventive and anti-aging medicine clinic, and gives its address in Torre A of The Panama Clinic. The services it lists are hormone balance, a cardiorespiratory assessment it calls CardioCoach, an AgeMeter biological age test and InBody body composition.

Dr Julio Effio is a cardiologist whose team offers what it calls precision and longevity medicine from Torre B of The Panama Clinic. Its site lists InBody, calorimetry and epigenetic testing, FibroScan and GLP-1 medication, framed around cardiometabolic health and preserving muscle.

Why the regenerative clinics are not here

Healthspan Economy read the Panama City stem cell and regenerative clinics in August 2026 and did not record them. The atlas does not judge whether a treatment works. It asks whether a clinician takes a measured baseline, reads it and sets a course. The clinics it read sell a treatment, and the assessment they describe decides who is a candidate for it.

That is a statement about this record’s boundary. It is not a judgment about any clinic’s care, and none of those clinics is named here for that reason.

What this page does not cover

Healthspan Economy has not read Panama’s own licensing rules, so this page says nothing about how Panama licenses a clinic. Above the national level there is no regulator to read. The Latin America page records that the region has none, and that the Andean health body, which Panama observes, coordinates rather than licenses.

A figure of 2 is a floor. It measures where the atlas has looked and in which language, as How many longevity clinics are there explains for the whole map. Why an assistant cites one source over another is the subject of How AI search decides which clinic to cite.

This is a record, not medical advice.

Sources

  • Healthspan Economy, Latin America region page. The Panama count and the regional regulatory record, rendered from the counted set and the assertion layer.
  • Livelong Clinic Panama, own site, as read September 29, 2026. https://www.livelongclinic.com/
  • Dr Julio Effio, own site, as read September 29, 2026. https://www.drjulioeffio.com/
  • Perplexity and ChatGPT, one signed-out answer each to “Where are the longevity clinics in Panama?”, September 29, 2026. Recorded with each answer’s links in the Healthspan Economy research log for that date.
  • Organismo Andino de Salud, Convenio Hipolito Unanue, presentation page, as carried in the Latin America regulatory record. https://www.orasconhu.org/es/presentacion