Life Line Screening Reviews

Life Line sent me a thing in the mail and for probably a decade, I've been mulling it around in my head and never took the time to do it. I'm 64 years old, soon to be 65, and a lot of my friends and family have had the screening done and I was due. It could save your life. I'm at high risk for stroke. I'm a heavy smoker and you hear and read and see friends, family, and acquaintances. It was time for me to get checked out before it was too late. The screening was a lot more involved than I thought it was. I had never done this before. I thought it would just be a simple test and I'd be gone. I was surprised to see that there were a bunch of people there and there were multiple tests that took place, which was fine. The techs were pleasant. They were busy watching their screens so there wasn’t a lot of interaction but I had no issues with any of them.

The Life Line techs treat me very well. I've done a preventive screening almost every year and some of the time, I had to confer with the doctor about the results, but the last one was very good.

I have a couple of serious medical issues and it's been difficult to get the test done that I wanted done. Life Line Screening was the perfect opportunity for me to get them done all at once. I loved it. Everything was very professional. They were quick. They were very nice and helpful. I totally enjoyed the experience. I just got the results and they seem to be fine.

One of the areas of concern was one that is obviously not correct. Life Line Screening grossly overstated my waist size. I don't have a waist anywhere near that size. They didn't measure me, so I don't know how they came up with that number. And if they're wrong on that, I wonder if they're right on the other things. But they did a good job. Getting the screening done was convenient and the price seemed reasonable.

My interactions with Life Line Screening were friendly and quick. We found some things that we didn't know were wrong with us. Go get it done so you can find something you don't know about that needs to be tended to.

I have a history of my family of aneurysms of the aorta and I wanted to have that checked. I found out that I have one. So, at least, I'm aware now but it doesn't surprise me. I have an appointment with my doctor next week and I'm gonna take the results in. The techs did a very good job. We only had about a 15-minute wait till they started to work on us. As soon as we came in, they signed us in and everything went well. Life Line was worth going for, especially since I knew that I had a history in my family of a problem that they screened for.

I am older now and I just wanted to check out certain things. I have one issue, which was confirmed but I wanted to know about plaque build-up and things going on with my blood supply and my heartbeat. If the screening took 20 minutes, I'd be surprised. But it's just ultrasounds in the neck, the abdomen, wrist, and the ankles.

The techs were nice and they got me in and out in under an hour. I'm very happy with the service. I thought it was preventative health care, but Life Line found something. Nobody ever thought I had one of those before. Overall, Life Line was great, fast, and efficient, and everybody should do it. I tried to talk all my buddies into it. My wife's gonna be taking it.

I used Life Line years ago, then recently, I had the full body screening done. Everything was good. In terms of the results, they said that they saw a vein that was bleeding and suggested that I see a doctor. I went to the doctor, and the doctor said that it was nothing to worry about. I wasn't thrilled with that, but everything that Life Line did there was fine. I recommend it.

A doctor had sent me to have screening done eight months ago. He told me he wanted me to have it done every six months. I was looking up information about the carotid artery online and an ad for Life Line Screening popped up. I thought of getting the ultrasound and three other tests too, all in one. I was very impressed when I went to Life Line Screening. They were very organized when I got there. I had an appointment and the lady was waiting at the door. She took my name and told me to wait and sit. There was supposed to be one person after me that day, but they didn't show up so I was the last person of the day. They started taking down some of the temporary screens they put up for privacy but they didn't take mine down.

It's been several years since we had a screening done, and both my husband and I are getting up in age and thought we better check it out. The techs we worked with were excellent both times. For the four tests we did this time, it took about half an hour. I was very satisfied with Life Line. The screening is worthwhile and I'd tell my friends that they should do it.

We came into the office, and the lady asked us to sit down and give her some information. We did that, and it was quick. When she got through, we went over to the other area to sit. We hardly got sit down before they were ready for us. Everything was very pleasant. The results put me at ease.

I did several screenings, like abdominal aortic aneurysm and the peripheral arterial work. They also did blood work. Overall, it was a smooth process. I forwarded the results to my cardiologist for his review.

I was very comfortable during the process. It was a good experience. It was very helpful and informative.

I decided it was a good idea to get preventative screening because of my age. We belong to the Elks Lodge and they were sponsoring Life Line and they sent literature to all the members. We did it last year and then we repeated this year. My experience with their techs was very good. We were in and out and they were very pleasant.

I had done a screening previously and I was getting a physical this year. So, I wanted to get some more information for my doctor for my physical. It was very nice and very organized. I had written the time down wrong and I was late. But it didn't faze the Life Line reps. They were able to work us in very quickly and I was very pleased with it.

I've done the screening with Life Line before and the techs are nice. I’m getting older so I decided to do it.

Last year, my doctor found a hernia and then, I had a TIA. I thought it might be nice to do a double-check on those things. During the process, we had to wait for a while but I didn't have anything to do. So, I didn't mind at all. I wish the techs would have talked to me a little bit more though. I didn't realize they were doing two tests on me. I thought I didn't have the first one but they did the second one at the same time. So, that was fine. The quality of the results was good. I had it done just because I could and I was interested if Life Line’s findings were relatively the same as the findings that my doctor got. And it was. So, that's cool. People should go for Life Line.

A friend told me about Life Line a few years ago. They told me about the program and I was like, “Wow”. Because they're saying that the tests that are being done is not something that your regular insurance would cover or that the doctor would order for you. It's outside of the box. You give them something else to look at while you're going for your physical or just going in for a checkup. I did the screening before to prevent anything from happening. I’m getting older so I wanted to stay on top of what's going on in my body. They did the bone, the heart and the pulse from my neck down to my feet. And they took blood. All the technicians were friendly. They described what would happen and asked me if I was comfortable or uncomfortable, or if it might be a little uncomfortable. My experience has always been good with them.

The preventative screening done at Lifeline was pretty cheap and they let you know if you should go to the doctor. Somebody checks you in, and you wait in line or wait on a seat, and they call you in when they're ready for you. My experience was good and it went quickly. It's worth the money.

Life Line Screening is good. They did what they were supposed to, and the techs were all professional. I'm 89, and I've done a preventative screening twice. This time, they found that I had a blockage in the carotid artery and they made me aware of it. I just talked to my vascular surgeon today and we have plans going forward on it.

Life Line Screening is a life-saving thing, and it's been very helpful. We had one done in here a month ago. My sister had Life Line Screening, and she did it on my behalf because she knows I have edema. She thought it'd give her peace of mind, us being family.

My insurance company sent me an offer that they would pay for having a Life Line screening done. There were five tests including one for the carotid artery, the groin for an artery there and the leg for osteoporosis. Customer service was very pleasant. Everybody took care of things the way they should have. I questioned two of the results. They said I did not have anything for the osteoporosis, but I've had other tests that indicate that I do. They were saying that for groin for the artery there, there was a possible balloon. I would recommend Life Line.

Where we live, it's an issue to get medical care. There is a long wait. Life Line Screening made it available for me and an easier process to get those things checked out. Their price is excellent as well. I had some blood work done and the lab fees were unbelievable at our local hospital. Life Line was very professional and the experience was pleasant. They got us through pretty quickly where we had the test done. That was a local church that they had rented to do it and it worked well. They found a couple things that we need to get checked out and I was thankful for that. I got an appointment this week to see a cardiologist. Life Line is very informative and I would recommend them.

I did four of types of screening and the tech was very thorough and pleasant. Everything was good. She told me what was gonna happen, when we were halfway through and when we were almost done. The screening result for the stomach told me to see my doctor and I followed through, but my doctor doesn't believe in it. When I went to see my doctor, she rolled her eyes and told me to go do the test again. I went back and had the test done and the technician sent me a thing that told me not to come back for five years. They found not much wrong. Maybe that's why Life Line Screening picked it up. Overall, my experience was good and it put my mind at ease.

They moved the screening through quickly and got everything done in a good amount of time. Then, we got actual hard copies of the printouts and things like that. But I was hoping more for actual X-rays or results that could go to the doctor for them to review and that didn't seem to happen. It was more just paper copies of the results, which the doctor wouldn't probably be able to work off of.

I wanted a hard copy of my results, but I never got it. I was disappointed in that because I need that information to take to my doctor. I called last week, and Life Line Screening said someone would give it to me. It was a good experience.

I have been to Life Line Screening several times in the past, and I like their input. This time, they did a lung-related test. With the wait time, it took 45 minutes. They are very professional and I'm pleased with them.

I've done Life Line for a number of years but I wasn't impressed this last go-round. I haven't had any problem with the technicians who were there. But they sent that information to a doctor, who supposedly deciphered what the technician's data showed and gave me some feedback. The doctor told me I've got an abdominal aneurysm. I went to my heart doctor, had a CAT scan done and I do not have a abdominal aneurysm. Somebody's full of hot air. I lost a lot of confidence in Life Line. The technicians did a good job but whoever is tabulating the final results leaves something to be desired.

We're getting old and when we got the screening done with Life Line, it was efficient. My wife takes care of the scheduling and we've already had the screening this year. I’m impressed the process wasn’t botched up. The people were all professional. I have no reason to question the quality of the results and I'd recommend Life Line in the future.

I wanted to know my inner self and body parts at the age I’m in now and get into health, which made me decide to get screening done. I like Life Line. But in the last screening, I didn’t get as much information back. I have my screening done every year and they usually give me more data. I'm a member and normally, I get four sheets back but I got two sheets this time. They didn’t say they found nothing. They'll call you if they find something. They told me that the little tube in my stomach had a little bulge in it. Still, I recommend people to take it.

The screening with Life Line is very carefully done. You walk in and they say, “Have a chair.” They'll call you by your first name. Then you go up and you tell them who you are and you get your ID out. They go over what screenings you're having because they're not all the same. Then you go back and sit down until it's your turn or whatever screening is up at that point. So, then you go down to whatever screening it is and whoever's doing it for you. When you're finished they say, "Thank you very much, Miss Margaret. Thank you so much," and out the door you go.

I've done preventative screening through Life Line. I felt very comfortable during the screening. I'm pleased with the quality of the results.

My wife had Life Line Screening and when she was getting it done again, I figured I'd try it as well. They're the only one that comes up to the area to do that, and the techs are good. They sent me a copy of the aorta aneurysm but I couldn't see the x-ray. It's too dark.

I'm getting older and I wanted to do a preventative screening and check and see how I'm doing. My experience with LifeLine was quick. They were nice. They told me, "Lay down here and turn this way and turn that way. And you're comfortable?" I got the one for the arteries in the neck, something with the stomach and then I had the ones where they were put around your ankles and around your wrist. Everything seemed to be good.

Life Line Screening treated me with respect. They were caring and considerate. I had previous experience with them and recently, we did the arteries, kidneys and liver. I like having knowledge of what the information is regarding my health. But Life Line could've notified me about the upgrades prior me to going on-site. They were upselling me on-site on the spot and I didn't have time to research it or consider it much.

I had a friend that had Life Line Screening done up in Chico. They found something wrong with her and she told my wife about it. I was having problems with Kaiser Hospital in finding out what was wrong with me so we decided it might be to my benefit to do Life Life Screening as well. They took a little more time with me than my doctor at Kaiser Hospital did. The rep at Life Line Screening did everything and was sharp. She found something terribly wrong with me during my checkup which Kaiser did not find. That alerted Kaiser to my situation and now, they're taking care of it. It was a simple little thing. I had heart attack so my heart was given some severe problems. Now I'm on all kinds of medicines for my heart to keep me from having a stroke.

Life Line's customer service is good. The price is okay. I got the five screening tests done. I’ve done the carotid artery test. That was the main thing. The result is about what I expected.

I went with pretty much every screening except the PSA test because I just had one done. The screening technicians all seemed to be prepared and knowledgeable about what they were doing and I felt very comfortable during the process. Next time I go to my doctor, I'm gonna take my result with me and I can get a better understanding. There were some terms that I didn't really understand.

I've been going to Life Line Screening for over 20 years. I stopped for a little over two years' period because I had a stroke. I was often involved with my doctor. Once I got all done with that, I went back to Life Line Screening. It's a way for me to monitor my own health. Because when I go to doctors, I don't even take my pants off. They can't look at me and say, "What's wrong with your leg or whatever?" Our well care doctor appointments have turned to ** because they get too many people that shouldn't even be in there. My appointment is 15 minutes, they do four an hour, and get 40 bucks. The person gets $160 an hour that way. Whereas we used to have at least a half hour ourselves. So, I do it to monitor my own health. They're very helpful and friendly.

I love Life Line Screening. It's been at least 10 years when a friend of mine went and told me about it. They do a lot of testing that is not done on the annual exam and I thought I'd try it. I went with the four or five deals that they do. The screening process was very easy. It didn't take that long and they were very gentle and told me what they were doing. I have recommended it to my friends and my family.

My wife had done a preventative screening five years ago and she asked me if I wanted to ‘cause I had a heart attack and I had a stent put in. I said, “Yeah.” We went. Glad I did too because they found that I had an aneurysm in my aorta valve. Everything was great in my experience with Life Line. The people were over-friendly. It was perfect. They checked to make sure I had plenty of blood flow through my legs and then they did a finger trick where they checked out my prostate and testosterone. It was a great experience and it was well worth it.

I waited for an hour. When I came here, I checked the room, I was told that I needed to wait outside. Before entering the building, I saw a sign saying walk-ins were welcome. I had an appointment but nobody called my name. Several people went inside after I arrived and there was nobody waiting like me. I was disappointed as I had other appointments after. This was definitely not a pleasant experience. Then I went inside and found the same person. She said "oh, ok, we can check you in." I was like whaaat???? The care quality is questionable. Type of care should supposed to be preventative care, but I am not so sure about the quality of the screenings.

I would recommend Life Line Screening. My brother's husband died at 64, so I did the heart and the ultrasound screening. I had to do a bit of dieting after I got the results.

Life Line Screening has excellent customer service. Everybody was nice and polite, and the quality of the results was good. It gave me a nice picture of everything that was done.

I was glad I did the screening with Life Line. Unfortunately, I had a bad cough when I got there. But I handled it and I'm glad I let my doctor know what was going on. Life Line's reps did a good job and I was happy with them. There were a bunch of chairs there with a whole lot of people, but they handled things pretty well. There was a little time waiting but I realized there were many people there that they had to do what they had to do. I did all the five screenings that were offered, then I did two extra ones. The results were great. I belong to a poker group and they're all older guys, except one younger one who's 50. I mentioned Life Line to them and they said getting the screening done was a great idea. It's great to spend a couple hours and get screened for anything possibly wrong. And they did find an aneurysm that was slightly swelled on me. So, now we're monitoring it.

I will recommend Life Line Screening. From start to finish, my appointment took 20 minutes. Life Line Screening was very thorough. And I was impressed with the results.

I had screening done mainly for stroke, and blood pressure. Everything was fine.

I heard about Life Line Screening and thought it was a good deal. Because you go to a doctor now and they don't do a lot. So, I went. I got an aneurysm and they found it. And of course, it keeps growing. For the last several years, I go to a vascular doctor and they monitor it every six months. If I didn't go, I wouldn't have found it. I never knew it was there. And it has grown to where I would have to have something done. Maybe in two years, it would have busted and I would never know about it. Since they found that, I decided to go once a year. They do the arteries and check everything. They do a good job.

I wanted to keep up with my health and stuff, and my doctor appreciates that I do preventative screening. The screening with Life Line usually goes fast, but the last time I had it done, I had to wait for over an hour and a half to get everything done. But other times, it only takes me about 45 minutes. I get the results on my email. Then they also send me information and they also send it to my doctors.

There weren't as many people at Life Line Screening, but my appointment may have been later in the day. It was a lot like the time before that. It was a good experience. The people were nice. This time, they found a blockage that they told me about. And they told me to call my doctor and tell them. They gave me a printout of that one. I called my doctor and went that route. And as far as other parts of the test, it was mailed to me in a few days.

I'm a big fan of Life Line Screening. I saw them from a mailing that I received. I've been seeing my doctor about various X-rays at that time and I thought, "What a great idea. For a few hundred bucks, I can get all these tests." But I didn't pursue it until the third mailing. They were very professional. The whole thing for all six the tests took an hour and a half, which I had been presented with another option to do in a hospital and it would require three or four days stay in it until they got all their gobbledygook together to do the test. That was unusual and I wouldn't do that, and wound up with Life Line Screening. I'm glad I did.

I've been doing preventative screenings for a few years with LifeLine and they're very thorough. It's easy. The way that they set it up is out in the community to go to. The techs were all very professional, explained to me exactly what they were doing, and were timely, too. They were organized and everything went very smoothly. The location was terrible though. It was very difficult to find, which is the first time. I've been to four different screenings, but this one was the first time that I've ever had such difficulty getting to that location. I also wanted a printed copy but I don't know how to get that.

I've used Life Line Screening for years now and everything has been fine. So far, so good.

I'm an insurance agent and we were discussing about Medicare beneficiaries who happen to have Physicians Mutual. That particular product will cover the cost of Life Line Screenings. I was leaving an employer coverage, and since my wife and I were gonna be self-insured, I wanted to know what was ahead of us with our health. I went with the screening process with Life Line and everything was professional. We had all of the screenings that were available and it took 45 minutes. It was easy to log in and see the results. I'd like things to be cheaper all the time, but it was still a fair price.

My doctor suggested Life Line Screening, and their techs are great. They did the whole thing and explained everything to me. The results were very good. I'm going back and my wife's going back now too.

I've been having preventative screening done for years because some of the things that I have tested for my family has a history of. I like using Life Line because they are convenient to use. They're also very thorough, they explain stuff, and they're polite. They recently scanned me for aortic aneurysm, which they discovered. They also found a gallbladder stone that I had. Aside from that, I had the carotid artery checked, osteoporosis, and some blood work. The results were very good and they seem to be pretty accurate. I am currently seeing a vascular specialist because my aneurysm has grown significantly in the last three years. So, the screening may prevent me from having dying from it. I would recommend Life Line to somebody.

They called me and left a voice message saying my membership was canceled with no further charges. I’m giving three stars because it never should have happened in the first place. They are like car salesmen.

I am a ** female over 55...younger than 65. In May (2024), my cholesterol levels were quite high. The primary care physician wanted to start me on **. I told her that I was not going to take ** and I sought out ways to reduce the numbers on my own...without meds! To get a better idea as to what my health risks were, I purchased the following screenings from Lifeline:

I thought Life Line Screening would be a good idea. And I got it through MAC for a cheaper price. I got what I paid to get. It was all good. I've already recommended getting that done to a couple of people, especially if they could get it at a discounted price through membership somewhere else.

I have recommended Life Line through the years. I've been getting screening done for years. They found a little lump in my throat that it turned out it was benign. But it's a precautionary measure to pick up on anything that I'm aware of and it has cautioned me about various things. The technicians have been very effective and efficient. They do a good job of presenting the data that they find. It gives you the ability to be alert to anything that looks negative on the report. The only thing is I'm 88 years old and I like hard copies of things but everybody's shifting to want you to pick up your results by email. But Life Line sent me a hard copy.

My experience with Life Line Screening was very smooth. I had a screening done years ago and did it again. I read up on their material and was pleased. They did the screening for the legs, the heart and the carotid artery. There was not a long wait and everybody was welcoming.

I was getting preventative screening done every year, then I didn't get it done for a couple of years, but I just got it done a few months back. The techs as well as the cost and quality of the service are good. I am very satisfied. I showed the results to my doctor.

I've done preventative screening before and I was following through with Life Line Screening. It was very easy. I did the screening for the basics, and the techs were very good. They also gave the results to me right away in a timely fashion.

I had been having some problems with my legs. I was concerned that it might be something to do with my veins and that was one of the tests with Life Line. I went with the basic four screenings and the techs were very polite and seemed to be very knowledgeable. They knew what they were doing and I felt comfortable. It took about 45 minutes and the results were good quality.

Everything went fine. Life Line Screening detected something and they were concerned about that. But I said I knew I had that already.

Getting the scans done was relatively quick, but it seemed like once you set up an appointment, they want you to take advantage of every testing that they have out there. I just wanted a simple screening. When I got results, it said everything seemed okay but maybe they didn't do a good enough job and there was something there that they missed.

My wife found out about Life Line and she did the four ultrasounds. So, I did it too. It took about an hour and the reps seemed like they knew what they were doing. The results seemed accurate and it was very beneficial to find out if there was anything going on that I needed to share with my primary care physician.

Life Line's reps told me what to do and I laid there and did it. They were friendly people. But I haven't gone to the doctor with the results yet and I don't like that to get the results, you're supposed to pay $15 for a piece of paper. They always used to give the papers. You're supposed to read the results all online but I don't have a fancy line yet. So I can't get that online. Aside from that, the overall price of the screening is $149 and some odd cents. But down the fine print, there is another $20 for doctors. That makes me upset because if it's going to be $149, it should be $149.

Lifeline has a pretty reasonable price and at the time when I lived in Draper, the screening was easy to do. They always did it close to my house and if the results looked weird, I always took them in to my doctor. So, I've had the screening done numerous times and they're very professional. I always check the results and they're good. This last one, it showed a little bit of a bulging in my heart. So, I took it into my doctor and he had me redo a more sophisticated thing that they do in the hospital. That was weeks ago and I haven't heard anything back yet. But I'm meeting with the doctor in a couple of weeks to talk about it. I also figured that if Life Line found something bad, they would have called me by now. All in all, I'm happy with their service.

I went with Life Line as at the time I wasn't getting the testing results that I wanted from my insurance company and the medical facilities. That's since changed, but I continue to use Life Line. The technicians are polite and we're in and out in a reasonable amount of time. I give the information to my doctor and he acknowledges it and there are similar parallel tests that I have now from my medical facility. That all adds into a better picture for me.

The screening was wonderful. There was a little bit of a wait but when I finally got there, everybody was very pleasant and professional. They said the process would be a certain amount of time and it was spot on. Any questions I asked them, they were very forthcoming with answers and it was no threat. I have already recommended Life Line Screening to two of my family. It's a good idea and it's better to be in the know about our health than not know. However, I've been bugged ever since with emails and texts. I'm planning on getting it again. But I had a call yesterday and the day before and I want them to leave me alone.

Getting a preventative screening is a lot quicker and easier than letting a doctor run me all over town to different places, getting what information he needs. I get the results of half a dozen tests in less than an hour and I only have to go to one place. I've been to a couple of different Life Line locations for these screenings and some of them were a little more orderly than others. But generally speaking, the reps that I've dealt with have been very professional and easy to get along with. They were interested in making me comfortable and it was pretty obvious that they were just not running me through the ringer.

Lifeline did NOT do what they said they would do - canceled one of my tests that I'd paid for, and did NOT notify me. When I contacted Lifeline, they offered a credit - for another visit! I objected and Lifeline promised a call back within 2 business days and did NOT call back. I called again and waited and they did NOT pick up within 10 minutes of wait time, so I submitted a web inquiry, which they did NOT respond to. So I submitted a dispute with my CC company, and of course, Lifeline offered a $35 credit - as though that is enough for my waiting 45 mins in their 'waiting room' only to have them cancel one of their promised services. They are cheap, uncommunicative jerks.

My opinion is that this is a total joke. They are just constantly trying to sell you more stuff. I got a lot of tests done and was anxious to get my results. However, I nearly fell out of my chair when the first one came in telling me I was "obese". I weigh 107 lbs!!!! It also said my glucose level was high, while coincidentally I had just had that test a few weeks back (and get tested at least annually) and it is always low to normal. I called them because how can I trust ANY of the results when it was telling me I was obese??!! First thing she wanted to do was sell me another package in order to speak with someone. I told her my results and how ridiculous they were and she said she'd have a manager call me back. As soon as she said it, I knew nobody would call me back. As suspected, nobody called. I will never recommend them to anyone and will never go back again. They are a scam and a total joke.

Go to Life Line Screening. The room was orderly and they had chairs. It was comfortable. I knew my blood pressure was high, so I've already worked on that to bring that down and I've already gone to my primary doctor. Showed him the results too. I already forwarded Life Line Screening's information to one of my friends.

Several years ago, my husband suggested that we do screening because sometimes you don't get those types of tests done through a doctor's visit based on your age. When I went last time, I found out that my C-reactive protein was very high. It's because I had a lot of inflammation. I had to have my knee replaced and I've had shingles before. The doctor sent me for some other tests but they all turned out okay and I ended up not having to have treatment for it. But it was nice to have that warning that I had that much information on my body at that time. Life Line checked for stomach aneurysm and my husband had a bone density done.

When I first did a preventative screening, I was around 50-ish. I had heard that other people had used them, so I thought, "Instead of waiting for any kind of symptoms to develop, why don't we see if there's anything going on that maybe hasn't been caught by our doctor's office, maybe, and catch things early?" So, I set my wife up, and my wife and I were both up to do the Life Line Screening. Sure enough, they caught something on me. I have an aneurysm in my stomach. It's called AAA which I would not have known about, and it's a silent killer. It has no symptoms until it bursts one day, and then you're dead.

I’ve used Life Line before and I went back but it was on a different location. I checked in and the rep said they would call me. I waited for an hour and no one called me, and I finally went back up. The rep said she didn’t have me on the list. Between when I checked in and I sat there for an hour, she said they would try to get me next and another 15 minutes later happened. Finally, they got me in. I was told I had an aneurysm and that I should see my doctor. So, I did and he scheduled another ultrasound with Penn Medicine. And Penn Medicine said I did not have an aneurysm so, there was a misdiagnosis.

Last time, I didn't think that our experience was too organized. Some of the people were new. There are also usually quite a few people waiting. So with the various tests, they don't necessarily always follow right in order. But we've used LifeLine off and on for quite a few years now and the test results seemed to be accurate. They've done well. The pricing is good as well.

I did the screenings for my throat and chest. I went in and they gave me my screenings. I carried the results to my throat and chest doctor, and they said it was good. It was a nice experience.

I had a great experience with Life Line Screening. They explained everything they were doing. They couldn't tell me the results of anything. But they would say, "this may help this or something." They made you feel good. I was satisfied with the results and everything was fine.

My husband and I went to Life Line and we were satisfied. It was something we've been wanting to do and we were very happy. We did the four normal screenings. Nowadays, I don't trust anything until I do some research and I didn't know if this is a legit thing. So I asked our primary doctor if these tests were legit and she said, "Yeah." The techs were fine. Everybody's different. There was one of them that could have been a little warmer. But everything's routine to them and they talk fast and my husband had a hard time understanding. These young kids talk fast. My husband was very fine, but he does have a little hard of hearing and the tech could have slowed down a little bit.

I knew I had an aneurysm in my aorta and I wanted to see how it was growing or if it did. I did the screening in the arteries in my legs and arms, wherever they put the wraps on me. Then, they did an ultrasound on my aorta. The techs seem to do a well job. But the doctor and the surgeon made me get a CT scan because they didn't trust the ultrasound. He told me to wait for another six months.

I'm kind of getting to the age where I should have a few things checked out. I have gone eight times to Life Line Screening and their techs are very polite and nice. I'm very satisfied with them. I've told my friends that they should get their Life Line Screening because it saved my aunt.

I've used Life Line Screening many times over the past several years. It all goes very smoothly and it's been a very easy, well-operated system. They do a good job and I've never had any problem with any of the people that they have, whether they're signing me in or performing the scans at all. A couple of years ago, I had a scan and I told the woman who signed me in what I had, but she didn't pass it over to the woman that was doing the scanning and it scared her. I told her I know what I have and I got off the table and started doing push-ups on the floor. She laughed after I relieved her.

I've gone several times to Life Line Screening and they do fine. In all these years, I've never ran into a bad interaction with the person doing the screening. I'm very satisfied overall.

Life Line's a good service. I went to one of their venues a few times a few years ago and I enjoyed it. I went back recently at a different venue and it was good. But I went at 11 o'clock and when it was 12 o'clock, a lot of the techs disappeared at the same time for lunch. I had quite a wait until they came back at 1 o'clock. At the time, I couldn't sit anymore and I was walking around. I did seven tests and one of them came back not too good. It was something the doctor was worried about beforehand, which was why I went to them, but I haven't shown the doctor the report yet.

I paid for the basic screen and the price was a little high. Also, the tech that screened for the aortic aneurysm had to go ask somebody for help. Life Line told me that my screen was abnormal but it was different than what I got from my doctor when they did the screen too. The one through the doctor was more efficient was well. They got me in, did a good scan, and got me out. I don't know that I would sign up for Life Line Screening again.

The screening process was comfortable. Once we got in there, there was a 10-minute wait then we were processed through within another 10 minutes. The results were informational. I would recommend the service to others at least once if they have any concerns over health issues.

My wife made appointments with Life Line Screening and said we were going. Their process was very easy, very fast, and very pleasant. The technicians did all the right things to make me comfortable. They didn't let me hit my head, and made sure I didn't fall off the bed. As far as the results, my doctor is getting back with me in about a week. Going with Life Line is cheaper and easier than arranging for these tests through the doctor.

My auntie had preventative screening done through Life Line a couple of years ago. So, she did get a letter in the mail, and she wanted to do it again. So, we did it. I took her to it. We did the three screening that they recommended. She didn't do any add-ons. She said that everybody was very nice. The screening was a lot quicker than we expected. They told me it would be a little over an hour and a half and I made the appointment and she was there for under an hour. We went to the doctor on Monday with the results and he agreed with their findings that they saw on the scans, and he's sending her to a specialist now. Life Line is an affordable option and they have a quick and easy process.

My fiancé went to Life Line a while back and they said that she had an abdominal aneurysm, so they did a CT scan and found that the abdominal aneurysm wasn't such a big deal, but she had cancer. So she got treatment. And from what the doctors say, she'd be dead by now if they hadn't found that. So that was a good thing. She convinced me to get that screening done as well so I went and did it. They found a 7x7 abdominal aneurysm and they said that it could explode any minute. So I went to the doctor and they looked at it. They said I needed to get that fixed right away. So I found a good surgeon and had all the tests done. Then they had me in the hospital and had this all done within a week.

My holistic doctor suggested Life Line Screening, and so I signed up. I was right down the road from where their location was. We have two of them in Missoula. One of the reasons for taking the screening was to take a look at the aneurysm in my aorta. There are lots of heart diseases in my family, so I decided to get a screening with that. Life Line's reps were all really friendly. They talked me through the process and everybody was really professional. It turned out that I had crystallizations in my aorta. One ultrasound lady found that aneurysm and I made an immediate appointment with my doctor the next day. So she really alerted me to a situation that was quite dangerous. I would tell my friends to go get a screening from Life Line. But insurance doesn't pay for it, so it's kind of in-between the cracks of the health care system.

My wife made the arrangements with Life Line and I was very comfortable during the process. They were all professional and very efficient. Ahead of time, I went there, and they took me right in. The three things I had done went like clockwork and I was out of there. Things worked out well. The results showed me that I had some plaque and to keep an eye on it.

The screening process was very quick and efficient. They're doing it right and we didn't have to wait. The people are very professional and friendly. We had a good time. We did the tests for carotid artery, abdominal aortic aneurysm, peripheral artery arterial disease and arterial fibrillation, which I knew I already had AFib. I'm taking medication for that. The results are accurate. I've already given the information to my doctor and he doesn't see any big concerns right now. We appreciate the work Life Line Screening does and we'll probably be back again next year.

I had the preventative screening done two years ago and this is my second time. Life Line's tech was professional but I haven't much use for the results so far because there's nothing seriously wrong with me.

I had preventative screening done years ago and thought I’d get another one. For the ultrasound, that guy was very good and on top of what he was doing. I have a mild aortic aneurysm, and he was able to see that and talk about it with me. The results gave me a little relief because things didn't get any worse.

I get a preventative screening every year and I like I like Life Line so I go there every year. They're great and I've never had a problem.

I had Life Line give me everything they could, and the results are very productive. I got an email from them and I downloaded the results off a website. It was very easy. I've got some medicine from something they picked up in the screening. I paid something for one particular screening. It wasn't very much. I would have thought it might have been more. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.

This is the second time I had preventative screening done and the the experience was good. I would recommend Life Line Screening. The only thing I didn't like was they called after about something else which I could use Medicare, but I'm not even on Medicare.

I did a screening two years ago and I did a second one a couple of months ago. It was for bones and joints and the heart. I'm a veteran and I'm going to the VA and they're gonna give me a monitor for my heart next month. I'm still having an irregular heartbeat sometimes. So, they're working with me on that. Life Line’s price is high but I'm having other problems too and it's cheaper to go to them than to keep paying my regular doctor. The techs were professional and the customer service was good, informational-wise.

Somebody recommended Life Line Screening so we just had the screening done and we've been doing it for seven years. They found an aortic aneurysm on me seven years ago so I go just to get that measured every year. The technicians are always new so I tell them that I have one so I don't scare them when they see it. I’m very pleased with what Life Line does. Dealing with the technicians has been excellent and it’s a friendly atmosphere. We tell people about Life Line and recommend them all the time knowing that I have the aneurysm and to keep watching it to see if it's growing or getting larger.

My experience with Life Line went well. I had the four things they offered. I use them as a monitoring. I'm familiar with the diseases I have and the problems I screen for. I use it to see how that's going. The results are adequate. They were professional and courteous, too. They seemed to have followed their schedule.

I went for all the tests because I'm getting older and I was happy I did. It was pretty thorough and the price was reasonable. Everybody at Life Line Screening was good, though some could be a little bit better. I also don't like some of the locations, but I've never had a problem. I still haven't gone over all my results and I have to get them to the doctor. I had trouble going online and getting all that information. But going with Life Line is worth it, especially as you get older. It gives you a lot more results. Half the doctors and the tests that they do are a waste of time though.

I'm so happy I did Life Line screening. The technician noticed a Nodule on my left Thyroid, when ultrasounding arteries in neck. Thank God it wasn't Cancer. Now, my doctor has to check nodules yearly. I never knew they existed. Only one needed a biopsy. I was told it's common to have these on Thyroids. Thank You lifeline.

I signed up for a OneLife annual membership and received my screening this year. I didn’t find the screening to be particularly helpful, or any better than what my doctor does, so I called to cancel the membership because it renews automatically. I was told that I could not cancel prior to the one-year mark, or they would charge me a fee. This makes no sense and was never disclosed when I purchased the membership. This is clearly a ploy to try to get elders to forget about their membership and let it run you each year. They make it difficult to cancel, which is horrible. This company is SCAMMY and slimy - stay away.

I had a screening done three years ago, and this time, Life Line gave me a discount if I came back. I got four tests for $99, so my doctor said, “You know what? If I had to prescribe them individually, the copays would probably be more. So go do it if you got the $99,” which I did. They did a carotid artery scan, and there were three technicians who did it. They don't seem to know what they were doing, and were talking to each other about they would call an ambulance. And they told me I was almost totally blocked, and I said, “Well, then call an ambulance!” “We can't do that.” I said, “You know what? I'm going to my primary care doctor.”

ANTHONY: I've used Life Line Screening twice. I had a blockage and I went to my doctor that wouldn't do the ultrasound of the carotids, and I got them to do it. I came in and they said, "Have a seat and then we'll do this and that." And she said, "We have these other things. Are you interested in any of these other different things?" I said, "Okay, maybe this one." She said, "Okay, have a seat." They started taking me through the spots and said, "Okay, you're all set."

They located a completely occluded interior carotid artery which I had to follow up on with a vein specialist. It was a very cheap diagnostic for me to find a problem that could have been life-threatening. We've always thought it's a bargain. That's why we keep going back. Because if we had to pay for those same test at the doctor's office, it would be significantly more expensive and we really use it as a diagnostic.

Life Line Screening happened to be in the area, so I went there. They did the carotid arteries, the aortic aneurysm scan, and the peripheral artery disease. My carotid arteries were 95 and 99% occluded. They gave me results on the spot and told me to go to the doctor. They put the results of the whole thing and the sonogram pictures on a little thumb drive and said, "Take these to your doctor right now." I went to the doctor, the doctor sent me some more tests. I just returned home a few days ago from a four-way bypass and carotid endarterectomy that saved my life.

I refer other people to Life Line Screening. I was glad they were there and I'm glad I decided to go. I always wanted to but never had $150. I did it all because they said I could set the balance of it up on a payment plan. So, I'm paying $20 a month to finish paying for it. For the price and convenience, I might as well get it done. The girls were great. They said I have blockage on the right side in the artery and I'm scheduled for surgery July the 10th. They called my doctor as soon as I left there. And they called me and told me to go straight to whichever emergency room I chose. I went to Saint Francis where all my other doctors are. They scanned the results and found it 70% and 50% on the other side. So, they did more testing. It's at 7.9 now. The lady that found it also had the lady beside her check it too, just to make sure.

Using Life Line Screening was easier than making an appointment and going to the doctor. I liked them once I got there. I was very pleased. My doctor even used them and he thought they were good.

We waited until our turn and the tech called us to do the procedure and we got it over with. We got the carotid artery test and the other arteries test and found out I had plugged carotid arteries. I went to the doctor and we're getting my health straightened out on that. I recommend that people get the Life Line screening done. It's not that expensive and you never know what they might find out.

My experience with Life Line went very well. I like the ease in getting it set up and done. I like their price, too. Working with them was very comfortable. They checked the neck, the chest and the abdomen.

My sister-in-law used to do this. I decided I probably should since I'm getting older. Every one of them at Life Line made me feel very comfortable. Everything was good. I know my brother is also doing this.

They were very helpful in letting me know what products they offered. I had three different tests. They found an aneurysm that I had to have fixed immediately. It was called an AAA and it was quite large. I had to go in and have surgery that next day. Compared to going to the doctor, obtaining the screening was excellent. To get those three tests done with regular doctors would have taken me months and thousands of dollars.

I've been doing Life Line Screening for 10 years now. The doctor doesn't check everything on your visit. So Life Line Screening goes a little deeper into checking different things and I wanna know how my health is doing. The screening was efficient. I had three different technicians in different sections. They made me feel very comfortable and at ease.

My husband was the first one to go to Life Line and he had gone two times. I went a couple of times. I thought, "This is cheaper than going to the clinic and asking for a test that a physician may say what for.” As a result of my screening and the test results from Life Screening, I sought medical attention. And I am on medication now. I appreciate it.

I started doing preventative screening done several years ago to back up what my private physicians told me in their tests. I've been going to Life Line for several years and this was no exception. They cancelled my appointment for a sonogram, and I knew that they do it. This time, they might have come close to saving my life. I went to a very exclusive clinic on Monday to have another sonogram because they discovered a big problem at Life Line. This hotshot clinic got same results. Their customer service got their act, their routine down pat. I've never had my expensive tests disagree with them.

The screening took a while and it didn't seem like the techs did much. They did what they said, but I was under the assumption that they were gonna do a little bit more screening than they did. Life Line checked my arteries and did an EKG. But the bad part is I'm paying for something and the information is right there and the people that are doing it know what's going on. So, I'd like some information right off the bat. I was waiting for a piece of paperwork that means nothing to me. I'm not a doctor. So, it's almost worthless. I can talk to somebody, then I can ask questions from what they tell me, and we can get an idea anyway. They say what they think they found instead of saying what they found, which would cover their liability. But nobody wants to do that. Everything's a secret and it is pissing me off.

Life Line did one of my arteries and told me that I was over 90% blocked and I needed to go to the hospital right away. So, I went and had it done with a vascular specialist and both of my arteries were 40%, which I trust them a lot more than Life Line. So, I'm not that thrilled with it but I didn’t freak out. Everything else was fine but that one. The vascular specialist told me to come back in a year and they might check me again. But I don’t have to do anything. My amount of artery blockage is good. Being a 70-year-old man, I’m fine. I've got a bunch of stuff going on right then anyway. I just had my shoulder joint replaced and I'm going through bladder cancer treatment. So, I didn't need that added on at the time, but it's all good.

I did a Life Line screening, and it was about what I expected. I went in, checked in, then sat down and waited. I'm retired so I have time, and I was prepared for whatever was gonna happen. I went to the different stations, and each station told me what they were gonna do and they did it. They told me aorta is too big. If someone wants a screening, they should get a screening. It's okay. The Life Line people know what they're doing, and the results are accurate.

I wanted to get more comprehensive outlook on my health and I like that Life Line has a lot of screens in one place. They're very patient as well. You got everything done at one time, and you don't have to go from doctor to doctor. I did the screens for the coronary artery disease, peripheral arterial disease, abnormal aorta aneurysm disease, and atrial fibrillation. The results give me a basis of what kind of treatments I need to talk to my doctor and things I need to do every year with my other tests I take with my doctor.

Going with Life Line was convenient. They're nice people and do a good job. I got my doctor informed on what I found so we're looking at that.

Life Line Screening's reps were very professional people and I really appreciate them so much. I did three screenings recently, one for the aortic aneurysm, one for the the AFib and another one for something else. The results were very good and right on point. The techs were very friendly and they made me feel so comfortable. Everything was so well done and prepared. The facility is clean and I like it. I plan to use them again.

Life Line's techs explained everything that they were gonna do and they did. I had no problem with them. I did four tests, and the screening process took less than an hour. They sent me the results. They found a couple of items on me, which are not emergencies, but they're something to be concerned about. So, I'm gonna talk to my doctor about them. I'm very pleased with Life Line.

I've done several screenings. There’s no reason not to. I'm a general dentist and I have extensive experience, and my wife's a nurse. So, we'd go in with our eyes wide open. The Life Line screening took only about half an hour and some of that was waiting. Doing it only took about 15 minutes. They were ready.

The techs were friendly and seemed very professional. It was a good experience with Life Line.

The techs at Life Line were all good and helpful. The results I obtained were good as well.

They were very nice. For each thing that they did, it was a different person and they explained things. I would recommend them. They were very good.

I had some tests done in March and I didn't get the result. I also didn't get the result in April. So I called them Life Line. They took down my email wrong. So I gave them the right email and told them to send it to me in writing because the doctors usually don't want you to show them something from your phone. But it's been over two weeks now and I haven't got the result in writing. I called them back for a second time to see if they had sent it and they said yes, but I should have got it by now.

We've used Life Line a couple of times. None of the test results have ever contradicted my regular doctor tests. They were very nice people to work with. One of the things that they screened reminded me that I really needed to get some medical attention for it. So it was helpful that way. They did a great job and their prices seem very fair.

I had an arterial blockage type screening for aortic valve and carotid artery blockages as well as ankle-brachial blockages. The techs helped me position myself and let me know what they were going to do. It was very professional and took not more than 15 minutes. But Life Line put very generalized terms on the results instead of giving real data on the exact measurements. It doesn't seem like there was too much of that. They were just saying whether you were in a good or a bad range. In one instance, it was somewhat inaccurate and conflicting with itself. But the experience was generally good. There are no problems with me going to it. It's always a local thing. I have mentioned to co-workers that I was having this done and why I did it. I wanna keep track of things like this at my age and I can't ask a doctor to do it off-hand because they won't do it.

Life Line did the blood flow in my ankles, legs and arms and the results were completely opposite from what my doctor got. I’m not happy with him. Life Line is pretty much on the ball but my doctor and his little screen would manipulate the results to get what they want. Life Line was professional, fast and to the point.

Life Line Screening has the latest and greatest equipment out there. The process is quick. You get the information, fill it out and pay for the service. Then they send you email with regards to where you gotta be. They check my pressure and do wraps on my legs. Then they go through with the machine and check to see how my blood vessels are working in my heart. It's amazing because I got down there and was out of there and there were still a lot of people sitting there that were there before I was. Then I get the follow-up information in my email. I'm happy and I have told other friends about Life Line Screening. In fact, I saw one of them there. It's nice to have a second opinion. I'm 71 years old and at my age, I have things going on. A preventative screening is one of those things that’s an extra little thing that I get to tell me how well my body seems to be doing. However, Life Line Screening has gotten expensive over the years.

This is my third preventative screening and I didn't care of the way the appointment making has changed because I had to request more tests. There wasn't really any blood work involved this time so I had to request a full blood work line up, which I probably didn't need anyway because I had several in the last couple of months. Other than that, the techs are great.

I'm very happy with the results at Life Line Screening. They send me a notice of where a local place is for me and it works out well for me. They're also very nice people. I'm very satisfied.

I was waiting to be called during the screening process and after about half an hour, I went up and the guy said I wasn’t scheduled that day. I asked what he was talking about and he checked again. He said I was. I told him I knew that which was why I've been waiting for about an hour and a half in total. And he took me quickly. The experience has been good with Life Line. I always get good results so, it keeps me in line. I hope everything is okay. They seem to know what they're doing.

Not sure why the day before our scheduled appointments Life Line decided to cancel my wife’s appointment. So I booked back to back appointments. My wife confirmed the appointment the day before. Then about ten minutes later Life Line canceled it and booked her on some random day and time that she could not attend. Very poor customer service.

My experience with Lifeline was pleasant until it came to the results. The purpose of doing such a screening is to alleviate stress about health concerns and this process has only created stress. I had the screening performed over two weeks ago, and have received multiple emails from the company stating that my results have been posted to the portal. When I login to the portal, the results still show pending. I have reached out to customer support and no one seems to be able to tell me where my results are or a reasonable timeline to get it resolved. This was simple bloodwork. Normal labs turn around these results within a few days, not weeks. I will never waste my money on this overpriced service again and would advise anyone looking for actual answers to go elsewhere.

Not A Private Screening and Long Wait. This was my second screening. The first one I had done at a local hospital about 15 years ago and the actual screenings were done in a private-type room with only one individual at a time. This time, a local church was the site and it was held in their cafeteria with just curtains to separate the waiting area from the screening area.

I followed up with the test a few days ago with a local radiologist and should have that test back today. They wanna do their own testing on it. But I have followed up with my doctor and another radiologist to have another test on it. I'm glad I had a test with Life Line Screening and found that proactive. Very good, professional, and well done. You should get it done.

I'm happy I went to Life Line Screening because I had an aortic aneurysm last August and they found another one that started. They saw that that was there and said, “As soon as you get your test results back, I want you to take them to your doctor.” I knew something was up, but they didn't freak me out. If I hadn't found that new one, who knows how long it would be. It’d be another month before I would have got the CAT scan done. Life Line saved my life. Their process is simple and they're super nice. All the techs make you feel very comfortable. The guy that did my legs and my arms was the nicest.

The examination process was good and I'm happy with what I got. I'd do it again.

We had a screening done with Life Line Screening 15 years ago and we decided it was time to try it again. The techs were very helpful and congenial. It was very good dealing with them. They were friendly and made sure we were comfortable. We got the four tests and we did different tests in four different stations. The results got my doctor's attention. She already got me to do another sonogram on my carotid artery because she saw that one and wanted to make sure it was real. She wants me to get checked further just to make sure that it's not gonna cause a problem any time soon. The screening could have been cheaper, but I know they've gotta pay all of the equipment and the techs so I understand.

The technicians the last time I went were not as nice as technicians I've had in the past. They weren't horrible but I kind of felt like I was on an assembly line. Also, the exams are getting expensive so I couldn't do everything that I wanted to do. But I don't really run to the doctor every year because I believe more in life screening than I believe in the doctor. Life Line Screening found my aortic aneurysm and I would never have found it because I don't run to the doctor every year for an annual checkup. It's well worth it.

The screening process at Life Line was quick and easy. I had another engagement I had to leave for and I was able to go and check in early. And they were accommodating to get me screened early. The process wasn't very long. The first screening was done before my time schedule. The rest of it was half an hour. For the results, I was impressed that the rep gave me a thumb drive with the images on it.

I looked at the tests that were being run at Life Line and the price seemed reasonable. So I decided to do it. My experience was fine. Everything was handled professionally. They were very polite and professional in their approach. I've recommended Life Line to several people.

The screenings at LifeLine went quickly. They were efficient going down to the next test and the next test. The results are comprehensive, too. It was a little bit difficult on the part where you have to log in but we're old school and you have to set up the account to get the printout.

I had done quite a few tests in March at Life Line Screening and the techs were well-trained. I was impressed with the results. They were quite thorough.

I've done preventative screening a few years ago, so I thought it wouldn't hurt to have it checked again. I went to Life Line Screening. It was fine but they didn't tell you too much of what they were doing, which would have been nice to hear. Also, in one of the processes, it was hard because I lay on my back, which I used to never do. And the last one I had, there was a guy and a woman, and I could hardly sit up. I thought maybe they should have given me a hand or arm so that I could've pulled myself up. Also, I have never received anything yet and it's been since March 11th. I would think maybe no news is good news, but I don't know why it would take so terribly long to say it was just where it was at.

The techs did a good job and everything went along smoothly. Everybody seemed to know their job and what they were doing.

Don't trust Life Line Screening. My family went for testing and there were 4 of us. My 22-year-old son came back with calcification in his carotid and me 55, grandma 78, spouse 57 all came back clear. Was so shocked that my 22-year-old son had calcifications that I took him to a cardiac clinic to have the test repeated and he came back clear. I feel like they switched the results with my spouse who had calcifications on his last coronary artery calcification test several years prior. When I provided Life Line Screening with the test results they didn't seem to care at all. Would not trust this company for accurate results. Your health is too important to entrust it to a company that doesn't care whether information is accurate or not.

Everything was fine with the screening process. It was fairly timely and the tech told me to be calm and comfortable and I was.

The Life Line Screening techs who helped me were professional. They were competent in what they did. I was 100% comfortable working with them throughout the screening process. I showed the results to my doctor and he had no objections to anything that came up. He was perfectly fine with the fact that they were done correctly. It's a good value for money.

Life Line Screening is a good service and I'm glad I found it. The techs were professional and quick about what they did, and I appreciated that. They seemed knowledgeable too. They tested my arteries and found an issue, so now I know more than I did than when I went in there. The screening is worth doing.

Life Line Screening explained what they were gonna do. They had a finding which was an abdominal aortic aneurysm. I went to the doctor but they didn't seem as concerned. It was three centimeters so they don't consider anything to do anything about. But even though my doctor didn't follow through with what I asked him to do, the fact that there was something else there, I'm glad. The doctor by chance did an EKG and saw something that looked different. It turned out I had an artery that was slightly blocked and they put a stent in while they were in there.

Life Line Screening found a little bit of an aneurysm in my stomach. My specialist wasn't very impressed, so they did some retests and said, "There's nothing wrong with your heart." Still, overall, my experience was good.

I didn't like the attitude of several of the screeners and I didn't like their treatment of me in particular, seeing how I'm a heart surgeon. I said I wanted to take a look at the results but they told me that I have no choice but to rely on some interpreter that I don't know, never talked to, and never saw. I feel like I deserve the right to see what I paid for and they don't agree with that. I sort of expected that but what I didn't expect was a smart-ass attitude of the various screeners. Other than that, they were fairly efficient and courteous. From a standpoint of the average person looking at the service, I'd say it was pretty good.

Life Line is set up in the churches around here, which I like because I don't have to go far. I like the convenience of getting everything done. I appreciate that. I always try to get all the blood work and all the ultrasounds. They make me feel very comfortable. I'm very pleased with them. It's also very reasonable, quick and professional. And it also coincides with what I have checked through my doctor. Also for the blood work, they use pipettes to suck up the blood. I'm surprised they can get so much diagnosis out of the relatively small sample of blood. My doctor has to take a vial of blood. They take much less.

My experience with Life Line and the screening process was a bit sterile. When people go in for these things, it's hard to separate this experience from a primary doctor's experience whose part of their job is to be a little more personable and interested. Life Line did what I went there for and while I can't say it was particularly personable, it was effective. The communication was clear too. They stated right upfront that there should be some follow-up and that this information should be brought to a primary doctor, which is exactly what should be done because some of the information had no apparent meaning to me as to whether it was serious or not. The information was good. I took it to where it was supposed to go, and the doctor seemed to think it was a good starting point.

I went to have testing done 14 days ago and still no results, I spoke with the 1st lady on chat and she said the results are in and they should be on-line. I told her it still said they were pending. She waived the fee of $15, said to log off then come back in and they should be showing plus she would mail them but it will take up to 14 days. Needless to say I logged off, went back in and no results. Went into chat, spoke with someone else and they said I had to pay $15 to get my results mailed to me, WHY should I have to pay for results that I already paid for $177 in testing. It is not the consumer's fault that someone on their end is not doing their job. OR, are they just trying to scam us for more money? That is the ultimate question. I don't recommend them if you want answers.

Everybody at Life Line Screening was excellent and everything went very smooth. They're very professional.

Life Line has great prices. I went down and had five tests done. When the results came back, they gave me a physician's copy too. I ran that down to my private doctor so that she could have a record of it and she wanted to follow up. She was scheduling me to have two more, my carotid artery left and right. She wanted to run another test for some reason. She doesn't have that much trust in Life Line Screening. But the last time I had those done, she followed up with some duplicate screenings. She said, "The Life Line Screening was right on the button. They were very precise with their results." Everybody says, "Their prices are so cheap. They can't be that good." But they're very accurate. I was also amazed that through the whole five screenings, they were very fast. They had all of them done in 25 minutes.

Everything went pretty good. They did a test for the right and left side of my body. It said on my results that the right side had not come in and evidently, it was because it said I refused or didn't feel comfortable with them putting the measurement on my right side, which is crazy. So it's a mystery. But I did report it to them. So they're aware of it. They said they're gonna get back with me in a couple of days. That was a couple of days ago. So I would expect to hear something today or on Monday. The technicians were all very calm and patient. They knew exactly what needed to be done. It was a very good experience. Life Screening was very efficient in what they did. The measurements lined up with what the doctor understood. So that gives me great confidence when the doctor is good with what's handed in.

The service from the reps was very good and professional. They made you feel at ease. We took what was offered by Life Line Screening. What they do is very well. It was very good and detailed.