Life Line Screening Reviews

I was not offered a screening for Osteoporosis even though I was told it would be included at the time of my initial registration. I was also not informed there was an additional $19 screening fee. When I rescheduled my initial appointment I was assigned a different Priority Code by the company that did not include the Osteoporosis screening.

I had purchased a screening from Lifeline but that same day I ended up going to the hospital and no longer need their service. I requested a refund and was told there are no refunds and that I’d get a gift card. I stated to customer service that I no longer needed this service and they told me to donate it to a family member or friend. Additionally, it took 4 calls, all with holds of over 12 mins, before someone actually answered the phone. Don’t do this without reading the fine print!

Cons: I went in without knowing that I was supposed to prep before hand. They let me test anyway. The people and testing were good until the end when I asked what is included in the price. When I found out that I used up my initial cost and any tests after the tests done that day it would cost me extra. I told them that I have insurance and I will cancel now. They made it impossible for me to cancel with their sales techniques on that day. I'm trying to cancel now, 11 months later without using their service since. They don't have a cancel option on their website. I've been on the phone for 13 minutes before getting an operator that has to transfer me to membership.

I have no issues with the screening. I've done it twice. What I HATE is that they are calling 4-5 times a month bugging me to get tested. STOP IT!! I've asked them to stop but they keep up the calls. That alone angers me enough to stop using their services.

I have been to Life line screening five times now but this last time I'm very skeptical and it's not cheap. It's $150 and I brought my pack a day smoking boyfriend for the second time. This time we both have the same results. Mild plaque in the artery. I don't smoke. Never have so the results to me are sketchy. He had mild three years ago. Nothing's changed since smoking for 35 years so that was enough for me. Won't be going back. I've spent enough money on their sketchy screenings.

Lifeline Screening is a great service; however, it will not be accurate in some tests results. If a Patient needs accurate tests results for a day, please go to your physician. My husband had a medical episode and was diagnosed with an abnormal heartbeat. He now has to wear a Pacemaker. I felt the Abnormal heartbeat would have been shown in the Ultrasound that Lifeline Screening does, for an extra cost. Save your life and your money by getting an accurate checkup.

PEOPLE BEWARE!! I WILL NEVER USE THIS COMPANY AGAIN! I saw Life Line Screening on July 1. I paid my $257 (and have the receipt) for screening. That part was good. But they charged my debit card an additional $216 for no reason. I have been trying to get a refund for over two weeks now. (numerous phone calls an numerous emails). Laresha did well trying to help but her hands are tied. Miranda was supposed to call me but has not. For some reason they refuse to refund that extra charge and are not explaining why. So I am just saying watch them closely so they won't rip you off like they did me!!

I used their services in 2024 as a one time trial. I now have a recurring charge as a "member" which I never signed up for. I called them and told them I did not sign up for a renewal, they told me they sent me an email 30 days ago that said I could cancel. I brought up all their emails and out of the 5 emails I had from them there was no 30 day cancellation email. I told them to cancel me. Which they claimed they did, but they told they would not refund. I asked if I could schedule since I paid and would not get a refund. She told me that was not an option. So now I don’t know if they even really cancelled me. I disputed the charge either way my bank.

Horrible company, pls ignore reviews written by employees. Humiliating non private exam performed in school hall. Wanted verification of doctor's diagnosis and they completely missed it. I was probably the youngest in room (40 yrs old) and no privacy (Portland, OR), gawped at by people waiting. Now they haunt me with multiple marketing mailings despite request to stop. Don't do it, go to a real doctor.

We heard about Life Line Screening many years ago, and we have gone annually because we trust very much what they do. Both my husband and I have had abdominal screening for abdominal aneurysm. That is how we discovered years ago that my husband had one, and he had successful surgery for it. We have also had carotid artery screening, and we are happy to say we are in the normal range. Additionally, we have had bilateral screening where they hooked our ankles to see whether the blood was flowing properly, and everything has come back normal.

I haven't been to a doctor in ages, so I decided to get a preventative screening done by Life Line Screening. I did the basic package that costs $150. It was a really good price for what they did and for the information. I also got the printing of the results. The process was quick. I didn't have to wait long before they called me and went to a couple of different people. When they were doing a test to read my aorta, the lady was having a hard time doing it. Then, a male staff member came in, played around with the machine, and finally figured out that I had a 4.8. enlarged aorta, which they said I didn't have to panic about.

I used their services in 2024 as a one time trial. I now have a recurring charge as a "member" which I never signed up for. Be aware of shady practices. I did not sign up for a membership and they shouldn't charge people's cards without services being used.

Life Line was very good. I had a screening done by a real doctor, but he just wants to keep putting me on medication. And that was my second opinion, Life Line. What my doctor had was correct. And then I just went through a bunch of tests for the last two months.

My neighbor went to Life Line Screening and found out that her carotid artery was 99% blocked, so that made me wanna go. The screening process was very good. They made me comfortable. It took 20 minutes to half an hour, not very long at all. Others just should do it just because you never know. Like my friend who went on a whim. Well, she was thinking of a friend that we used to work with many years ago. She retired in April, and in May, she had a stroke and an aneurysm. It was in a nursing home for the rest of the time. So, that's why it doesn't hurt to do it.

I’ve been getting screenings done by Life Line for years. The screening process was very efficient. There were no hang-ups, everybody was courteous, and it went well and timely. I had a couple of screenings done, including the carotid artery, the aorta, and then the peripheral and the leg. I like that they give a color diagram showing the stage of the condition. However, it said I had an aneurysm, and that’s not correct.

I've been going to Life Line for a couple of years. They're wonderful people. I could not ask for better. I had the AAA, so I had the arterial scan from carotid to abdominal, the coronary artery disease, and the blood tests—the C-reactive protein, the cholesterol, and triglyceride and all that arterial stuff. The results are accurate and they're fabulous in terms of cost too. They're the best deal on the market.

I turned 65 this year. I have a naturopath doctor and their philosophy is to adjust your health as you need to but you do it through diet and lifestyle. They treat me on the outside and so to be aware of any circumstances that are internal, I had to go through some other process. That’s why I chose to do a Life Line screening.

I've gone to Life Line Screening a few times in my life. The techs do their job, and I get a report on everything that they performed. The last time I went the results were accurate except my waist screening and my blood pressure was out of sight, and I kind of panicked. So, my doctor is sending me to another doctor to check what’s going on.

The people at Life Line were polite. The screening process was very quick. I would go from station to station and was in and out. I felt comfortable with the people. They seemed professional. I found the screening results helpful. I would tell anyone who needed a second opinion about their health conditions, they should give Life Line a try.

I had a good experience with Life Line Screening and have told a couple of my friends about them. The greeter was especially very nice .I got most of the examinations and the results were good.

I feel like the screenings are important. On the day I went- last August in Ocean City, I had a crew member who looked like she wanted to be anywhere but there. Rude, checking her cell phone, just all around bad vibe, lousy people skills. Again, I do think some of these screenings are of importance, it is the nurses they ship in for a day or two that need better vetting.

Life Line Screening was great. Everybody was very nice and wonderful. You couldn't ask for better people to help you.

Life Line Screening was about what I expected. I had five tests that are not a serious conflict, but I had that same scan done in the hospital a couple of years ago. Anyway, they didn't detect anything, and Lifeline's scan did. It's a minor thing. So what I do is send the physician’s copy to the Medicare doctor.

This is my 3rd year, so I was quite familiar with the whole process of Life Line Screening. I got a thing in the mail saying that they were gonna be in town so I called and set up the appointment.

I was scheduled as the last person of the day at the local Clarion Inn here in my town. When I got there, they were closing up the shop. I was ignored by everyone and I had to get someone's attention. The girl was rude. I told her I had an appointment and showed her my reservation time. She said sorry, but they were done. I was miffed and confounded. I contacted Life Line personally and shared by dilemma, the contact person spoke personally to the "nurse" or whatever this individual was and heard her say sorry but they didn't see this reservation, and they were done.

I had the screening done because it was endorsed by the Air Force. I’m an Air Force veteran and have good friends at the Pentagon. The issue is, they sent me a 10-page report, most of it wasn't a problem, but there were one or two items that were. On page nine, the EKG information had my name at the top, but the birthday, age, and ethnicity were all wrong. With only a few notes on the page, it was clear that wasn’t my information.

Life Line is a line towards better health. My experience with them has been very good. I feel it's a legitimate company and it has a place in healthcare. I used to get a lot of emails and thank God for that because if I hadn’t gone there, I wouldn’t have known. They found an aneurysm, and this is something that goes unnoticed until it erupts and you die. So, I was glad for their insistence because it paid off.

I’ve been using Life Line Screening for the past several years. And I chose them because they were very handy and easy to work with. The interactions that I had were very reasonable. They worked with me very well and did a nice job. Very respectable when it comes to pricing, especially considering how medical costs are these days.

I only have good things to say about Life Line Screening because I had a successful exam. It was excellent, and the price was reasonable for the five tests that they did. I was extremely surprised that I had the report in the mail in five days, so that was good. The information was also posted on the portal, so everything was done professionally and I was happy that most of my results were within range.

Everyone in Highland was wonderful, from the time I registered to the time I came in. The guy went through our demographics again and even the first couple of tests. But towards the end, the technician that took our carotid and our abdominal was very rough. I feel like she put more force than was necessary behind pressing that instrument to do the ultrasound. There was no communication. It was like ask me, “Are you okay? Do you want a second?” Nothing. When I said, “Ow, that's a little...” Nothing. She ignored me and was very rude and forceful.

I've been going to Life Line for maybe 15 years. Ever since they started becoming popular in this area, I've been going for those screenings. Last time, I did just the general basic screening. It's a duplicate screening to what I get with my annual physical but there's also things that they do that are not part of it. So it's a cheap way to get some results. And if it’s something urgent, it's flagged and then you can go back and follow up on that. The cost is great. It's very affordable. I like the fact that I can pay cash and be done with it. I like that the reports are mine. It's not an arduous task at all to go through the process of getting screenings. It's comfortable. People are very nice. Great hospitality and bedside experience.

Everybody at Life Line Screening has been great. We got them for general wellness and they did a whole check, the one with the arteries and all that stuff. Also, I didn't think it was that expensive.

I wanted to get preventative screening done just for the fact that I'm getting older and the church was offering it. Other people were saying that they found stuff and that it might have saved their lives. But it didn't go very well with Life Line Screening and I don't think I'll go back.

Life Line’s screening process was fine. The cost was reasonable and the quality was good. I just got off the phone with my doctor, and he is going to do further testing.

Life Line Screening was very life-saving for me. I’m totally thankful that I took advantage of it. The brochure came through one of the insurances I had, so it gave me a discounted rate. I asked my wife, who is a retired nurse, if she thought I should do it because I was worried my arteries might be slightly clogged since so many people were coming down with it. She said yes, I should go ahead and do it.

I did the basic screenings with Life Line and it worked out pretty well. It was pretty easy to do and affordable, and it would be important to have it done, so I gave it a try. Also their price is reasonable. I've got an appointment coming up with my cardiologist. Life Line sent me mail that has a great explanation. They give you drawings of everything. It’s easy to understand, but I'm going to have some more checkups done so I'll find out.

I’m overweight, and my wife was about 100 pounds. I was worried I might be at risk for a heart attack or stroke. I told her I felt healthy, but she insisted we get checked. I asked my doctor, and he said it was worth looking into, so we went with Life Line. As it turned out, I was fine, but she was the one who had an issue with her carotid artery. She had her operation, and everything is fine now. We’ve been going ever since.

Life Line Screening advertises one price and when you book it’s a higher price. They claim is for physician review. A physician review was always there before. This is dishonest. I am disappointed. I did not book.

I see my regular doctor every six months and she does some lab testing but nothing like Life Line was offering. So I decided to give it a try a couple of years and I’ve continued almost on a yearly basis.

We started going to Life Line because it's cheaper to get the test that way than to go to the regular doctor. Everything went great. The intake lady was really nice. Everything went smooth. The results were good. Pretty much what I expected them to be. We had a really good time through the screening process. Everybody was really friendly. It was a really good experience.

I've been going to Life Line Screening for years. It’s been smooth, fast, and reliable. They were following up on a specific thing that they picked up years ago. I was comfortable during the process and it took no more than a few minutes. The quality of the results was excellent. It's been a good experience.

I previously had an abdominal aortic aneurysm and the heart clinic referred me to Life Line Screening. Their technicians were good and friendly. There were five different screenings and they gave me a lot of paperwork on it all. It was a good experience. It was nice to know that I didn't have anything other than the aneurysm. The screening also didn't detect significant progression of the aneurysm.

I turned 80 in November. I have to watch my arteries because heart disease runs in my family. So does diabetes. I have to be careful with that. The technicians at Life Line were very professional and polite. I liked it. I was somewhat comfortable. Having the results from the screening is an advantage, because I didn't progress in my arteries, no blockage or anything. I'm very satisfied with the experience.

Life Line Screening is a wonderful thing. I’ve been doing it for years. And I’ve just been sick. So, I just finally had a chance to get back to do it again. Everything was good, and we enjoyed the visit. They were just wonderful people. And I hope I made them enjoy taking care of me. And their price was great, too.

I knew about Life Line, and we got something in the mail about it. I’m 91 years old, and I thought it was time to do something. So we just signed up for it. I appreciated everything they did, and it worked out okay. The other thing is they reported that I had AFib and to call my doctor. I called my cardiologist, and they sent me for another EKG. And they did two of them just a few minutes apart, and it didn't show any AFib. That's all right.

Two major complaints about LifeLine Screening ensure I will not be using them again. After buying the package with four scans, I received my results which showed everything was "normal." However, I later received duplicate results in the mail, with a copy for my physician, which now showed an incidental finding of "suspected abnormality in thyroid" and instruction to see my doctor.

It’s my third time at Life Line Screening, and I thought it would be a good idea. The people were very nice, but I was disappointed because it was 15 minutes late just to start. It was 12:30, so it wasn't like it was the end of the day, so that part could be improved.

I decided to use Life Line Screening because my doctors told me I had some problems, and I wanted a second opinion. The technician was good. It’s an easy way to get checked out without having to go to several different places and do different things.

I felt a sense of comfort when I was having tests done at Life Line Screening, and the techs were very nice.

First of all, I was really hoping I could get that neuropathy on my feet and legs. I had about four services, but they didn't do that one, and that was the one I really wanted bad. But I didn't tell them that and I should have. I was disappointed. The other thing is I was overweight and there isn't an ounce of fat on me. I'm 5'6 and almost 88, and my weight is about 157. That's not overweight. I've got two granddaughters who are registered nurses, and when they looked at it, they said, "This weight is way offline." That aside, they treated me very well. They seemed to know what they were doing, and they were nice about it.

The screening process with Life Line went very well. It was quick and I was in and out of there in less than 30 minutes. I found the cost of the service to be reasonable. The results were good and the doctors liked them. The process was exactly what I thought it was going to be. I got everything I wanted out of it.

My wife was the one who picked Life Line, and since she was going, I decided to go too. Overall, I was happy with the experience and they did a good job. The quality of the service was good, and the technicians there were both very knowledgeable and polite.

When I got my results from them. They told me that I needed to check my Liver. And they could do the test for just added $29.99. Because my liver was falling. I said, "Okay that's not too much." And had it done. I went to my doctor for a follow-up and they took blood tests. Well first of all my Liver is just fine. Second, a few weeks later I get a bill from them of over $200. They are just constantly trying to scare you and sell you more stuff.

The people from Life Line Screening were very cordial. We went through all the steps and they did several examinations including the EKG and blood work. They were even able to inform me that I have a critical blockage in my carotid artery and suggested to see my doctor within 24 hours. Their comfort level was good and I had no problems. I've told people to go to Life Line if they need to go get screened. For the price that they charge, it's a cheap insurance.

I did Life Line Screening because I’ve not been feeling right and I'm old. The results scared the hell out of me. They did find a problem, and I do have a problem with my heart.

A preventative screening was advertised at our local church by Life Line Screening, so we made an appointment and went in. We did the carotid and pulse screenings, it’s where they check your blood flow down to your feet. The screening lasted around 30 minutes and didn’t take very long. The results seemed okay.

I’ve used Life Line Screening before and decided to come back to them because of my past experience. During my first screening a long time ago, they found an aneurysm in my stomach that my doctors did not catch. Even though I don’t currently have anything wrong, I still like to go. During my recent visit, everything was A-OK. The appointment went fast and there was not a lot of waiting time.

Life Line Screening came to where I work, and one person was allowed to get it free. They’ve been contacting me ever since. The screening itself went pretty quickly and smoothly. I got there, checked in, and waited about five minutes or less. I got called to the first station, and before I was done, they were ready for me at the next station. Then I had to wait again for a little bit for the last station.

I had my last screening in January, and I figured it was about time. I’m glad I did it. The staff was very nice and treated me well. They explained what was going on, and I was happy with the experience.

I did a package of four tests with Life Line Screening. Their staff were prompt and thorough, and they answered all my questions. The results of my screening were a little alarming and seemed high and over cautious. The doctor thought the results seemed wrong and a little too much. The results showed that my carotid arteries were 90% closed, when it was only 40%.

My daughter was hollering at me to do preventative screening, everything was very efficient, quick, and as Life Line Screening promised, everything went smoothly. I had no issues with any of it. The procedures were well-organized and done in private. They discovered an aneurysm, and I've got a follow-up appointment with another doctor to check the results.

I thought preventative screening might be a wise follow-up to my normal medical care. I had six screenings done, the procedures were all easy, and the techs at Life Line Screening treated me well. I got good results, and the price was fair for the time involved and the expertise required.

When my husband passed away, I thought I needed to go make sure my arteries are clear and my heart’s pumping, so I went over to Paso Robles and had it done.

I’ve had the screenings with Life Line several times over the years. I did that on my own. I thought, for a fairly cheap price, I would go and get the screening done. The techs and nurses were nice enough, but they completely misdiagnosed what they thought was a major problem. It was on a Friday, and so I went straight to my treating physician and showed him what they said. And then the next day, he said, “Okay. Let me look at it.” And then he looked at it and consulted with his partner who is another doctor, and they said, “You got to go to the emergency room tonight.”

I wanted to make sure I was doing okay health wise, went to Life Line Screening, and the people there were good, very helpful, and made me feel comfortable. I feel good about the result, it's one less thing I have to worry about, and it’s given me peace of mind.

Looking ahead, trying to make sure I didn't have some health issues going on, I went to get tested at Life Line Screening. Everybody treated me well, so it was a good experience. I did some vascular screenings and the results motivated me to get some more tests run by a doctor at the hospital. I have already recommended them.

While the process and tests were rather quick, the test results are not. I have been waiting for 10 days for tests results. I have contacted Life Line but none one has bothered to answer my inquiry. No, I will not recommend Life Line Screening to anyone. I paid for these tests, and I have the right to obtain my test results in a timely manner.

I decided to try Lifeline to check on my carotid arteries, particularly the arteries in my neck, since I know strokes often originate from issues there.

I recently had a preventative screening with Life Line Screening after receiving letters over the years suggesting their services. Overall, it was a positive experience and quite different from what I might find through a typical doctor’s office visit. The process was smooth, with clear transitions from one screening area to another, and the staff explained the procedures thoroughly. However, some confusion arose regarding additional tests offered, as the separations and pricing weren't clearly laid out.

I recently utilized Lifeline Screening services due to concerns stemming from a medical appointment. I had experienced an eye stroke, and my ophthalmologist suggested that plaque might be the issue. While he advised going through my primary care physician to get referred to a vascular surgeon, Lifeline Screening was available in Port Clinton, which seemed convenient. During the screening, the technician raised immediate concerns about my right carotid artery, which registered at 532, well above what is considered critical. She advised me to visit the emergency room immediately, highlighting the seriousness of my condition. The left side was also monitored but less severe.

I recently accompanied my husband to a Life Line screening. He's done this in the past, usually once a year, to keep track of his health. Our experience was impressive from start to finish. Upon arrival, the front desk staff was thorough in verifying his identification, and within just four minutes, we were called in for the examination. The technicians were highly professional, making us feel comfortable and at ease throughout the process.

I recently accompanied my husband, Thomas, to a Life Line Screening, a service we had experienced four years ago and decided to revisit. Our main focus was on essential screenings, such as checking for an aneurysm, blood flow to the legs, and carotid artery health. While I found the technicians to be calm and courteous, my personal experience was somewhat overshadowed by high blood pressure concerns, which made it difficult for me to relax during the process.

My father decided to go do the Lifeline screening on his own. He saw value in it. And it was helpful when Lifeline called back immediately even before results were in, when it was noticed that my father was in Afib. We managed to get an appointment with our cardiologist. ‘Cause prior to that, they were pushing back on it. Everything turned out fine.

I learned about Life Line Screening through a piece of mail that caught my attention. A few years ago, my sister underwent a similar screening and discovered significant issues with her carotid artery, which piqued my interest. During the screening process, I found the experience to be very positive. The staff were personable, helpful, and emphasized the urgency of addressing the health issues they identified. This approach made the experience beneficial for us. Interacting with the screening technicians felt human and comforting, like speaking with a person and not a machine. My comfort level was quite high throughout the process, and I felt very satisfied. The quality of the results was very acceptable to me, and to friends or family, I would recommend considering Life Line Screening as it might reveal important health information that was previously unknown.

I got the chance to experience Life Line Screening, and I'm pleased with how smoothly everything went. We initially heard about the screening through an ad, possibly from the American Legion, and since strokes run in my husband Jim's family and our doctors don't offer these screenings during our annual physicals, we decided to go for it. The technicians were fantastic. They were very pleasant, took time to explain everything, and made us feel completely comfortable. The screening took about 30 to 40 minutes, which was quicker than I expected. We opted for blood work and ultrasounds on our necks and ankles. The results came out well for me, and while Jim has a few areas that need monitoring, we're glad we went ahead with the screenings. I would recommend Life Line Screening to friends, especially if they're concerned about health screenings not covered in routine check-ups.

My husband had a Life Line screening done several years ago, and it turned out to be life-saving for him. Recently, he went for another screening, and we were very pleased with the experience. The technicians treated us very politely and professionally. The quality of the results was good because they turned out well, and everything went smoothly and expediently. We don't have any suggestions for improvement; the service was excellent. I would rate their service very highly.

This is my third time with Life Line Screening. I recently did the basic four, and then the blood test for the heart protein. It was simple and problem-free, and everything was as expected. It took around 45 minutes to an hour and the quality was great.

I heard about Life Line Screening through an ad on Facebook and decided to get a preventative screening done due to my age. The technicians were good. One aspect that surprised me was the environment; the screening location was quite dark, unlike the bright and well-lit atmosphere you would expect in a hospital.

I recently decided to undergo a screening with Life Line Screening after a close friend experienced a stroke and issues with his carotid arteries. Being only a few years apart in age, I thought it was a good idea to get checked as I hadn't done so in a while. My interaction with the Life Line Screening team was very positive; the technicians were professional and respected privacy throughout the process. They were good people to work with.

I’ve been getting these screenings for at least 5 years now. The first year, I had all the five tests done like the carotid arteries, abdominal artery, leg arteries, and the others. The people at Life Line were very polite and great every year that I’ve gone. I go every other year, and they’ve been spot-on. Everything was perfect. I recommend them. Some of my friends or family have already taken advantage of it.

I had a wonderful experience with Life Line Screening. I decided to get preventative screening because my mother passed away from an aneurysm that she didn't know she had. I found out that I had the same condition two years ago, and while it hasn't grown, I can only have it checked once a year at the hospital. Thankfully, Life Line came to Raleigh, allowing me to get screened twice a year.

I have been using Life Line Screening for quite some time, and I love it. I appreciate being able to have all my preventative screenings done at once, without the need for multiple appointments. The techs at Life Line Screening are excellent and knowledgeable, consistently providing the information I need. I usually have EKG and aneurysm screenings, among other tests they offer, excluding blood work, which I do separately. The convenience is unmatched because it saves me from visiting different offices multiple times. I value the quality of the tests they provide. I bring the results to my doctor, and there have never been any complaints. Overall, I am very satisfied with Life Line Screening and would highly recommend it to others, especially those who might not realize how easy and convenient it is.

I decided to try Life Line Screening because a friend of mine was already signed up and I joined him. During the screening, the ultrasound technician was thorough and took her time. She discovered an aneurysm in my stomach and called over another technician to confirm it before sending me the results in the mail. The process was smooth and straightforward—sign in, pay, and wait to be called. It was a comfortable experience without any stress. I'd recommend Life Line. They provided me with crucial health information I wasn't aware of.

I'm in logistics and I first heard about Life Line Screening through one of my drivers who recommended it, especially since my family has a history of heart disease and related issues. My wife and I decided to undergo the screening, and overall, we were very happy with the experience because it gave us some peace of mind. While I'm not familiar with all the technical details, the screening consisted of four different tests, including what felt like an ultrasound for my stomach and another test involving sensors on my hands and feet.

My wife and I decided to go for a Life Line screening because we thought it would be beneficial to get some baseline health information. We first heard about Life Line Screening through my wife’s research. The screening process was efficient and pleasant. The Life Line screeners were courteous, and professional, making us feel comfortable. The whole process was very quick, only taking about ten minutes.

I'm disappointed in Life Line Screening. It cost me a fortune and we never got anything back from the screening. No results at all. I first did it three years ago and I got the results in 12 days. It was helpful. It showed that I had a little blockage. I went a second time and I got a lot. I made my husband go too. We spent $750 there and never got results. It was a big waste.

I got a preventative screening done for a health check. I had it done a few years back and I wanted an update. My interactions with Life Line's techs were very good. Overall, things were good. I just got a couple concerns on some results but otherwise, I was happy with it.

I'm very positive about Life Line because I know what it has done for me and my husband. I liked it before because they would send a printout with it, which now we do our own. But I got it. I gave it to my doctor. He told me how great it was. He said, “I couldn't perform these.” He went through it with me and explained all of the tests I did, because I read them, but I'm not a professional person. He said, “This lets me know exactly where you're at.” So, he put it in my file. It gave me a lot of comfort with my carotid and my sister passing away with it. I have a copy of it. It's a tool they can use in taking care of us. And they're very happy that we go in and that we're proactive. So, we're very happy with Life Line.

Everybody was nice except for one thing. Life Line Screening tested my limbs and my neck to establish whether I have clogged arteries or not. They refused to do the left leg. It didn't have a blood clot when I went in for the screening. They didn't give me an adequate explanation. They just said that they couldn't do it. I told the people that they should have had information. They should have asked a question about if I had any incidents with the blood clotting. They should have disqualified me before I signed up and drove all the way down a half an hour to the place. They should have given me a refund, and they got rude when I told them I want my money back.

My wife had been doing preventative screening done through Life Line for a couple of years and suggested that I try it one time. So, I did. Each test was a little different experience, but the techs were very pleasant. People explained everything, what they were doing and why. There was one little surprise with the results. There was a small aneurysm in the abdominal area, which I wasn't aware of. They brought it to my attention and I took care of it after that. Overall, everything went smoothly.

I just decided to go to Life Line every year. I believe in preventative medicine. The Life Line techs are very professional and courteous. I do screenings for diabetes, D vitamin and they check my liver and kidneys. They take blood to do all that. I'm real happy with the quality of the results. The only thing I was low on was vitamin D.

Money man sent me a brochure about Life Line. Originally, I thought the service was free, but I read between the lines and it was well worth the $160 I spent. Their reps were very professional and the results were very informative. I have had follow-ups with the cardiologist because one of my tests showed the growth of an artery which I have taken care of.

I was satisfied with my experience with Life Line. The reps were knowledgeable. The results were fine as well.

I've done preventative screening for the last 15 years to know where I'm at. The reps at Lifeline were knowledgeable. They were looking deep on one item and they, at the end, said, "It's not critical," which it isn't today but it could be down the road. The results have been good. I ended up going to my regular doctor. Unfortunately, he's put me on a statin for cholesterol and for the potential aneurysm, which we have a relative that had that. I gotta watch it.

My experience with Lifeline was very positive. I felt very comfortable throughout the process. It took me less than an hour. The results were good, too.

The reps were good. They did their job and I got good results. Everybody should do a preventative screening.

Going through the screening was definitely worth my time to go in. I had a positive experience. Everything went well. I enjoyed the time. It helped determine certain things and I will be sharing that with my physician.

Life Line misdiagnosed me badly. I'm a retired physician, and my father died of stroke. We had a history of rheumatic heart disease. I've had two procedures for my heart because of irregular heartbeat, which runs in my family. And when I got their advertisement, it seemed funny to respond to an unsolicited thing like that, but I thought I would like to find out with my aorta, my peripheral circulation. It seemed like a reasonable, prudent thing to do, too. A couple of people really laughed at me for doing it. But there were a couple of things that I just wanted to know what's going on at my age of 88.

Life Line has been good all the way through. They were really close here by my house in McMinnville. I went up there, signed in, and made my little lap around there. Everybody was very gracious and helpful. It was a good experience. It was 600 and some bucks to do the whole thing. We did everything. I didn't like the results, but they were fair. It was very readable. I like the detail that they had in them. They weren't favorable to my health, but they were very well-explained and anybody should be able to understand what's going on. I like their graphs. I would recommend Life Line to people. It’s worth it.

Life Line was offered through my long-term health insurance which made me decide to get a screening done. The techs were 95% mostly proficient with a couple who needed a little more skill. There were three instances where I was not confident in the results. But for the most part, the quality of the results was very good. I provided the results to my doctor and we discussed it.

With my age, it would be a good idea to do a screening. I didn't think I had any particular thing wrong but I just decided to do it. Life Line Screening was the one that sent me information about it and dealing with the techs was very easy. Everything went very smoothly and they were very well positioned to know what to do. Life Line probably saved my life.

Life Line's reps were nice people and everything went well. The process didn't take that long and the results were very good. It's a good practice to get the preventative screening when you get to a certain age that you check out things that are prone to disabling you or being unhealthy. I did the test for the arteries and we found an aneurysm, but it's not dangerous at this point. It's between 3 and 4. I told my doctor about it and she was glad about it. She said we're going to have to watch it yearly, do testing, and make sure it doesn't get worse.

For years now, my wife and I have been getting preventative screening done because of the vouchers that we get every other year from the trade union that I retired from. Also, I have been talking a little bit on the phone with my late biological mother about the different things that Life Line Screenings offered and one things she really picked up on was something that her father and brother had. And that turned up on me in this very last screening that I had. The abdominal aortic aneurysm screening showed a small section and I'm going to talk to a general surgeon about on the first week of next month.

I had a preventative screening done back in 2013, and it was a good experience. When I got another flyer, we decided to go ahead and do it with Life Line Screening. The customer service was excellent, and the process was quick. It was less than an hour. They were very professional and definitely knew what they were doing. They went from one to the other, and it was like a mass unit. They had everything out. However, they should tell people to fast. They don't tell people that, if you fast, you get a different result from the sugar. It said that mine was diabetic, but I had breakfast in the morning before we went. Other than that, I'd tell others to go to Life Line Screening. It was worth what we paid to find out what we're doing with ourselves.

The screening was reasonably priced and you got five tests for a very reasonable amount of money. The part that I didn't like was that they found something in one of my test, and they scared the living daylights out of me. It was like I was gonna die the next day and I didn't appreciate that. They scared me so much, I went right to my doctor. She redid the test and it turned out to be a very normal thing for a person of my age. So Life Line's concept is good. But the follow through and the way the nurses interact with the patients needs some tweaking.

The day we went to do the screening, we went through it right away. Everything went the way I could see it in order. Everything went well. But I would prefer to get my results in paper so I don’t have to go and look it up. I always like the paperwork when they send it to you. I don't care to get it on the internet. But Life Line told me they aren't doing that anymore. So, that was disappointing.

I did the screening at Life Line. The experience was very good, simple, right to the point and in and out. The tech was very courteous and nice. It went very smoothly and fine. I've done it before as well. What I like about Life Line the best is that they sent me a written report with pictures. I like the idea where they put the picture in there to tell you exactly where you're at 'cause I have an aneurysm.

I really was impressed with the way things were set up at Life Line. Everyone was screened off, polite and courteous. Things moved along very smoothly, too. I had four screenings, among them was the carotid Doppler and the abdominal Doppler. The quality of the results are excellent. But I had a small abdominal aortic aneurysm and I was wondering if that had increased in size, and very slightly. But that was the concern. The other results were okay. I'm an RN and an anesthetist. So, I'm familiar with these studies and I'm very sure that they did a good job with it. The Life Line Screening covers a variety of possible maladies and for the price, it's good to have all those studies done. I know for a fact that local hospitals and freestanding labs would charge a lot more for the studies that I had done.

I've worked with Life Line for a couple of years and have had very good experiences. They're reasonable and they're quite good as far as my doctor and I are concerned. They're also gonna reduce the expenditures and contacts with the doctor when it's much easier to deal with them. I set up an appointment, walk in, and take the test. I don't have to go to the hospital on a referral from the doc. Plus, when I told them about it, they said, “Yeah. Go ahead. It sounds like a good deal.” I went ahead and they're happy with the results too.

I have past issues and I've used Life Line Screening in the past several years ago. When they offered screenings that I hadn't had done at my cardiologist, I thought I would take advantage of it and I was very pleased with the process. It was very professional, nice, and exactly what they said they were gonna do. It all went very smooth and I appreciate it. I would recommend Life Line. I plan to see my doctor in two months and take the results up with me.

It was four different screenings we had done. Each took no more than 10 minutes. Life Line Screening was kind and courteous. They did their job and moved on. It was seamless. My husband got his results in the mail. A week went by and I never got mine. I called and said I never received mine. Life Line said, "That's because you signed up on the portal." I said, "Okay. How do I go there and get my results?" They told me over the phone. The blood test may have cost a lot more through the doctor's office than what Life Line offered. But I've always had good results. Just go. If Life Line found something, you get it checked out. At least you would know whether you have an issue or not. Better be safe than sorry.

I saw their name somewhere and I thought I should check up on them. I got on the website and it was three for $99. The quality of the results was awesome. It was what I paid for and it saved my life. I got a follow-up on a few things and an appointment with a vascular surgeon. Life Line Screening was competent and everything went great.

I'm glad that Life Line Screening does what they do. It lets me know things that my doctor don't let me know. I did it a few years ago and Life Line found aneurysm in my aorta. I've been checking on it every year after that. It's very good.

I have done preventative screening from Life Line several years in the past. It's always been good. I consider it a good checkup. That's why I have continued to do it. I'd recommend it to my friends. It's an easy, concise and quick checkup.

My experience with Life Line was okay. I've been going to Life Line for almost a decade now. I had my heart checked and it was simple. The results I got were good. I would recommend them.

My experience with the Life Line techs was very good. The results were very good, too. They spotted something that was dangerous, so I'm following up with it. I'm glad they are there and I intend to use them more.

I go to Life Line because it's convenient and local, too. I got the screening for the carotid artery and EKG recently. At first, my doctor was non-committed to it. He didn't think it was a good idea. If I needed tests, he'd line them up for me. But the end result was they found that there was a blockage in my left carotid artery. So, it was a good preventive. I'm having surgery for that next Wednesday.

My experience with Life Line Screening was great. I'm 71 years old and thought that their price was right. It was also close to my house. When I got there, we got it done within 10 or 15 minutes, which was nice, instead of waiting in line. I got a screening for the Carotid arteries and they showed that I had a little blockage. I will go to the doctor on February 6th to see what they have to say.

We would give them 0 stars if we could, it was a terrible experience! My husband & I have had these before and they went well. We had appointments and had to wait for a hour due to a mistake they made at check-in. Most of the personnel didn't appear to know what they were doing except the 2 girls doing the carotid & aorta tests. A couple of the staff had terrible attitudes. My husband & I probably will NOT do this again!

Results that leave you wanting. Staff that are poorly trained performing tests done on equipment that can fit in your pocket, in locations that are dirty. Results are not accurate enough to provide a specific score. Simply indicates if fall somewhere within a broad range.

From time to time, I have to check how I'm doing and what I might need so I do preventative screening frequently. The latest time I went to Life Line, I was taken aback by their technicians' lack of patience and empathy. I walked in and about 20 minutes later, everything was completed. Overall, I wasn't really pleased with the way the tests were conducted and with the personality of the techs who did the testing. I was satisfied with the screening itself but not with the way it was conducted.

Recently, we connected with Life Line Screening through a telephone call. As we get older, it seems a logical thing to check out some major areas of our health to see if there are any hidden things that we wouldn't normally detect until there were major problems. But I got there an hour late so they couldn't take me then. I told them I didn't wanna wait, but I didn't mind coming back if they could work me in at a later time. They said they would do that. They called me back and asked me if I could come three hours later, which worked out okay because I only was 15 minutes away. I went back and that was good. Instead of saying, "Sorry, you missed your time. You're out," they tried to work with me. The other people did everything well. They took their time, took care to explain what was going on and do things in a caring way.

Life Line was advertising when I originally started with them, so I gave them a shot. Everybody's been courteous and generous with their time and explanations. This time, I thought it was a good idea to get a preventative screening done and everything went smooth as always. I did five tests and the results seemed to have been consistent over the years. I'm satisfied with it and I'd tell people, "Hey, give them a chance."

I have pre-existing conditions and I'm trying to keep tabs on them. I did an ultrasound and seeing as I'm not a professional in this field, I have to assume that the information that was gathered was correct and precise. Besides that, the tech from Life Line was a very good individual. I worked with him the previous year, so I was familiar with him and he was very good at what he does. He's a good communicator. He could articulate. Overall, I enjoy the service and I would use it again. I would also recommend the service to other people, and I haven't been paid at all to say these words. My experience was more exciting than bifocals on a Thursday. It was delightful.

My brother did the preventative screening, so I did it as well. Life Line's reps were fine and I didn't feel uncomfortable at all during the procedure. But it took a little while to get the results. They said it would be 10 days and I got the results in 18 days. Apparently, there was a little swelling in the aorta, but that's pretty normal at my age.

I have a couple of afflictions. I got an aortic aneurysm. So, I like to keep track of it, and the screening through Life Line Screening is one of the lesser expensive ways for me to do that. They did find a severe blockage in my carotid artery. I had surgery on it. As far as their screening techs, sometimes there are some confusion and so forth. But would I tell somebody not to go? I would absolutely not. As a matter of fact, I suggest to people that I know to go because I have found a severe blockage in my carotid artery and identified that I have an aortic aneurysm.

My DO doctor recommended to get a preventative screening done. Life Line is half the price of a hospital. Their screening techs were fantastic. They knew their job and they did it quickly. It took about three weeks for my husband to get his results, and I just got mine now. They found an aneurysm in my husband's aorta. I've got an appointment on the 18th of this month to further search the problem.

My doctor had wanted me to do preventive screening. The Life Line technicians were very sweet and informative, and they made the process as quick as they could. The results were right on. They helped me with things I needed to keep an eye on. As far as the price, I thought that was great for all the screening. Everybody was on top of their job and friendly.

I decided to get a screening done because of the timing. It was for heart disease and stroke and dealing with the techs was good. The quality of the results were good too.

I have abdominal aneurysm and I wanted to see how far it has grown. I did the preventative screening with Life Line ad their reps were very good. Everything went fine and my lipids came out good.

Life Line Screening's reps were all nice. They explained to me what was going on. The results were accurate and everything. They did a good, professional job. They found abdominal aorta aneurysm things. I've been to the hospital, to the VA at Baltimore, to Houston University of Maryland Hospital, got it all checked out and talked to vein surgeons. It might have saved my life. It only cost me 160 bucks. It was worth it.

I'm at the halfway mark to 100, so I decided I wanna go ahead and get checked out to make sure everything was good. I did every last screening Life Line had to offer. It’s been good and it didn’t cost much. I went through from one stage to a different stage. They called on me to come back. They were friendly and told me what they were doing and what it was for. They let me know that my results would come through and if they found something that I needed to get to the hospital for, they would let me know at that moment. Everything else would be given to me through my email and they would mail out the results as well.

I did a preventative screening for stroke to check if there was anything wrong and the results were okay.

I wanted a second opinion on the screening I already had done. I went to Life Line. Their screening techs were really nice. They were considerate of privacy and seem to be concerned of our general well-being. The tests took less than an hour. It was really fast. I received the results in less than two weeks. Confirmation on the second opinion was immediate when I was there, and the results turned out really good. I'd recommend Life Line to anybody else.

Life Line Screening is something I've been doing for years. They have been very easy to go through. The tech were all very professional. And the wait time is good. They did not tell me what the problem was, but they said, "You have a problem with your thyroid. Go get it checked at your doctor." I had an ultrasound of my thyroid and they found a couple of nodules and enlargement. So, it was very helpful to be able to pinpoint that. My husband likes it, too. He doesn't care to go to doctors but he does go to Life Line.

I did the heart disease and stroke group of tests, and it all went very smoothly. I got good, clear reports that I forwarded on to my physician, so it all seemed to go well. I'm 80 years old and if I live much longer, I'll do it again. I'd recommend Life Line Screening to anyone that's interested in such matters.

I like that Life Line Screening explains of all the process and benefits.

I was mostly concerned about carotid stuff. I saw that Life Line Screening had something cheap and I wanted to get something checked. So, I checked them out. I stayed for three of the four tests because I didn't need the last test. And the outcome was good. I had no issues. Everybody there was polite and things went smoothly. My biggest concern was all the negative press. If you go out on the internet and ask if Life Line Screening is good or bad, there's really a lot of bad press about it. They need to do something to increase their good comments about them.

My husband did the research and decided that we should both do the screening. Life Line repeated my carotid artery test and then called somebody else to redo it. They told me not to worry and that I would get the results. But that was disconcerting. They told me there was some concern. My doctor decided to schedule another ultrasound for my carotid artery to verify the results. She mentioned that the measurements Life Line used weren’t the same as the ones she used. Because of that, she couldn’t tell how good or bad it was based on those results. But everything else came back within the normal range, so it was fine. The cost of the screening was a little high. But Life Line's techs got us through relatively quickly. It just seemed a little professional with the privacy screens and seating us in sort of an audience setting, and calling us back and forth.

In order to see how things are going with a patient, a general practitioner has to send into a number of different specialists. Life Line Screening seemed a situation where I could get everything done with one specialist or with one screening. That was the attractive part of it. All was done in one day, which was good. It was a good experience. Well-organized.

Life Line Screening's techs seemed professional enough. Each one with what they were testing us for seemed very proficient at it. After I checked in, I didn't have my first test for almost an hour. For some reason, it was backed up, and an hour is a long time to wait for the first test. But once I got going, we were gone through quick. The quality is good. One of the results show where there is a potential problem. There was something shown. Before, I never had any indication of anything being a problem. That was the only thing that was different. Routine testing is not high on the list. It's something that is difficult to get on a routine basis with your doctors. It's a good idea, so I would recommend it.

My husband and I both had the screenings on the same day. My experience was fine. The lady I had was really nice. The results were pretty well self-explanatory.

Everything went well in my experience with Life Line. I went there on my timed appointment. I waited for five minutes and went through the procedures and was in and out. The results ruled out quite a bit of things and gave me an area of concern that I need to investigate further.

Life Line Screening is something that might be beneficial. However, there were a lot of things that I wasn't impressed. The rep was helpful. However, she wasn't the kindest. She said, “You're late!” Also, the technician couldn't do whatever. He did some ultrasound. He must have been a new person because he had to get somebody else to do the test. I thought, “Wow, that's not good.”

I'm 82 years old and it would be a good time to get the screening done. I have it done about once every three years. Dealing with the Life Line techs has been excellent. Everybody is nice and they get you in and out. The results have all been good. It makes me feel a lot better knowing that I'm well.

I have been doing Life Line Screening off and on for years. Usually, I'll wait about three years to have it done. They send me different things and where they're going to be. They found that I have an aneurysm and I have that checked constantly with my doctor. I'm not nervous about the screening because I've done it before. The techs are very professional and discreet about all of their tests. Usually, it doesn't take very long. You can count on about an hour. They are very prompt and I've always been satisfied with the service. I had been up with my financial adviser and I was telling him how they had found my aneurysms and he was very pleased to hear that because he said he had one done and he wasn't sure if it was worth his time. I said it’s worth his time. My daughter lives in Florida and I have talked her into going in and getting screened. I also told her that it's worth her time and it’s very worthwhile. She was very impressed with that.

Life Line offered the same thing as my cardiologist does so I went along with the screening to see that they both agreed. The techs were professional. Everything went exactly like they said it would. I like the report that Life Line sent me. It was very good and I showed it to my cardiologist. I don't know how much longer my future is gonna be but I could certainly do the screening again.

My experience with Life Line has been excellent. I usually go annually. Their techs have been excellent as well.

The techs were good. When I did the screening, it was right about lunch time and I was one of the last ones in the room scheduled. So they pushed me through pretty quick. I still have another one to follow up on. But the results seem to be pretty accurate with what I've had done since.

The techs did their job and were very thorough. I had a testosterone test, and it came back that it was low. I had it taken again. Most recently, I had where they did the aorta test on my stomach. It came back that I had abnormal aorta, so my doctor ordered another one. It came back normal. I spent money with Life Line Screening getting that checked, which threw a red flag at it, which I dropped off to my doctor because I had the paperwork on it. I had to go back and spend more money at the hospital to have that done, even though it was covered by Medicare, which came back normal. I didn't have a 3.3. It was a 2.4.

My experience with Lifeline has been simple. They check my heart, my blood and my arteries. The techs seem knowledgeable. I'm happy with them and I'd recommend them. If they found something scary, they'd let you know about it. If you go to a doctor and have any one of these things done, it costs you more than I pay for four or five of them there. Although I am on Medicare, it's still a good deal.

This is the third time I've done a preventative screening. I made an appointment online, then when I went, I was the first one in at 9 o'clock in the morning and the first one out. Life Line, possibly, saved my life, and I would tell people it's worth a try.

I would give this place ZERO stars if I could. My husband has been getting checks from this company for years. They made him believe he had no blockages. He had a heart attack with 2 blockages that were 90 percent blocked. DO NOT believe anything they tell you. Go to a real doctor.

Life Line is a good thing if someone was concerned about their health history. I have a family history with heart trouble, so I thought I'd get checked out. I did an ultrasound for aneurysms, and they checked the pulse in my ankles and my wrists. It took a little under an hour, and it was good. The technicians were personable too.

Life Line Screening was very efficient. All of the ones doing the testing and the ones that checked us in were very helpful. They did what they had to do, and it didn't take very long. They were also very gentle with them. However, the result wasn't real clear on one because there was too much shadow on my aorta. The tech was having a hard time getting it. Other than that, I've always had good experience with them, and I've told different people about them.

Everything went good. I'm having a CT scan to check things further to see how all the results are.

The screening process with Life Line was smooth and fast. I was in there and I was out there the whole time in about 30 minutes. One side of me wish I hadn't gone because of the information I got today. But then again, I'm glad I went. Of the four tests they ran, one of them was a negative. I got some bad news back today that I've got an issue. My biggest problem is I don't have a doctor. So, I've got my documents back from the screening that I had about three weeks ago, and there's an issue. It tells me to turn these paperwork in to my doctor. I'm in the process of changing insurances and trying to find a doctor. My insurance is fine, but I can match what I'm getting right now for free instead of paying $85 a month for it. So, I'm dealing with several things at one time right now. I recommend Life Line. I wish I had done it a little bit earlier.

The techs were polite. They were all right. The whole screening was not even 30 minutes. The results were good because they found something that I didn't wanna hear about. I got abdominal aortic aneurysm and we have to follow up in six months for another screening.

All the people that do the tests are very nice. They made me very comfortable. But the people who sign you in aren't necessarily the same way. The people on the outside of the medical are not always the same as the people that are doing the test. But the techs have all been fine. They tell you what they're gonna do. I've been through the screening process enough times. The results were interesting compared to what I thought was going on. It tended to see that some places were better than I thought they were. But the price is what my grudge is. When I first started getting it, it was $59. They've gone up, up, up like everything else. This year, I paid $177 and I signed up early. But the people who waited the last minute got a better deal than I did and I signed up early.

I went to Life Line and got a screening done. The technicians were awesome. I got the result and I made a doctor's appointment. I have to go get checked. The whole process easy and quick. The overall cost was cheap. Everyone should go get a screening done through Life Line.

I was trying to find out how much my arteries were clogged. I went to Life Line, and they told me what to do. Their screening techs were very professional and knew what they were doing. I did the screening for the aortic vessel and the carotid arteries. The results were unexpected because it turned out that I had a problem with my aortic artery. It had a bulge of 4.5 centimeters, which I was totally unaware of and there are no symptoms. So, I was very thankful that I had the test. I'm grateful that Life Line provided the test inexpensively. I could afford it. It was easy to be tested. It was convenient and saved my life.

I've been doing screenings with Life Line Screening for years. Everybody is very efficient, friendly, and nice. I showed the results to my doctor and he was extremely impressed with the detail that they gave. He said that if I had one done by the imaging place here, it would have probably been about $800, and I would have gotten the same results. That's why I keep coming back.

They were very courteous. I had a 2:30 appointment. They called me in the morning and said, "You can come any time in the morning." I thought that was convenient because I was at work at that time. I took advantage of the earlier appointment and I thought that was nice. As far as the people at the facility, they were very friendly. I had no problems at all. I was confused as far as the portal because it gave me an option to purchase the paper form, which I didn't need or I didn't order. But they sent it to me anyway. It was money well spent.

I get the carotids and the Peripheral Arterial Disease done at Life Line Screening and the screening techs are usually pretty good. But they're awful pushy. I get really tired of it. They try to sell on the phone and I may just quit.

It was a good thing I did Life Line Screening because I have an aneurysm. I decided, as long as they're gonna be right here in town, I'd go ahead and pull the trigger and do that. They were very nice and they explained everything and didn't take that long. I was in and out of there. The techs made me comfortable and they did what they had to do and discussed it. They were professional in the way they handled it. The experience was very good. It was worth the money.

It had been a long time since we've had those more in-depth screenings and we're now 80 and 81, and it seemed like it might be a good idea to see where we stand. Life Line was the one we used in the past and everything was fine with them, so we just used them again. The people who did the screening treated us perfectly. They were very friendly and informative. The techs seemed to know what they were doing and I didn't feel uncomfortable at all with them. We have one issue we’re trying to work through right now with our doctor but everything about the results seemed to be good.

I had a nice experience with Life Line Screening. The results I got were fine. Nothing turned up that was an issue.