Life Line Screening Reviews

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.

Life Line has been good. I heard about it through a family member who encouraged me to go and we go together every other year. I like the results very much. Life Line is convenient and saves us money from having to go to the doctor all the time. That screening is a great idea, and everyone should do it.

Life Line Screening was great. I was in and out. I didn't have to wait. In about two minutes, they told me what to do. I just took my jacket off, laid there and they did this, that, and the other. It was very good. They were all good people over there.

My experience with Life Line was great. They got me in there quickly and got me out. The quality of their service was great and the cost was reasonable, too. I gave the results to my primary care and we’re taking the next steps. I recommended it to friends and family.

I won't use Life Line again. The customer service was fine, but the results that I got showed that I had a possible aneurysm in my stomach. I was having trouble with my blood pressure running high, and I thought that Life Line might be able to tell me why if they found a blockage, but it turns out that their test made me even more concerned. I did the full round, which is five different things, and none of those tests were not something I've had done in the past.

Life Line Screening worked out great. Everybody was professional. It was a procedure but it was as fun as it could get. The results seemed to be accurate. There's nothing there at the point that needs to be fixed right now. We're just keeping an eye on it.

I would recommend Life Line Screening because they found something on my dad that he probably would have to have surgery. It was better than going to the doctors. We were relaxed.

When I asked my primary doctor about getting preventative screening done, she said the most economical way to do it would be to do the Life Line thing. I did the carotid ultrasound and abdominal ultrasound, hypertension, and peripheral vascular. I did kind of a basic thing. The screening process was straightforward. The wait wasn't long and the people were very friendly. They were moving right along, which was fine. They did a nice job. They weren't rushing me. The place was handy enough because it was right in town. So, I don't have to do a lot of traveling to get to it.

I had the aortic, the peripheral and carotid screenings. Everything was fine. I also had my kids get screened with Life Line because of the aneurysm that I have.

The service was pretty good for the price. It's very reasonable for what was done. It was pretty quick. When I got there, it didn't take long to get in but it took a little longer to get out.

I've been dealing with Life Line Screening for years and their techs are friendly and professional. Also, it’s very helpful. I highly recommend it for everybody to have it done.

The procedure at Life Line Screening is very efficient. My husband took his results to his physician. The physician was highly complementary on the clarity of the test results. We were very pleased.

Life Line's reps were all very friendly and professional. The results were good quality and made me more aware. I would suggest Life Line to a friend.

I had four screenings with Life Line. I had one around the ankle, cardiovascular, the carotid, and I had one other one. They were real professionals and talented. They were also very polite, very friendly, and attentive. They talked to me in a soft manner. They pretty much told me what they were doing and gave me instructions in a very clear manner. Plus, there was a follow-up call where they asked me some questions. There were reminders about the appointment and maps about how to get to the facility. So, it was almost like being walked step by step from the first contact until you got your results.

The techs were very kind and helpful. I did about four tests, and the results were very helpful as well. I'd encourage people to do it.

We had an appointment, and when we went in, everything was great. There was no waiting, and the technicians were fantastic. They were very compassionate and took their time. They weren’t rushing to get us in or out and they did a great job. We sat down and went over the results. My wife was able to read everything, and they were fine. I had one problem that I knew was there. It's the aorta, but it's down in the abdominal, and I've had it diagnosed before. It's swollen out a bit. It has been for years, and I have it monitored every year to stay on top of it. Life Line Screening does a little of everything, and I've already recommended them to my friends. It's a good thing, and they're very professional, at least, where I went.

I sign up with Life Line Screening once a year to get a complete checkup on my circulatory system, from aneurysms to plugged arteries to osteomyelitis to bone calcium. Then if there's a problem or a concern, I go to my doctor and she makes a further study, and everything's been working fine. I've been with Life Line Screening for 10 years now, and I've been happy with the results. They show pictures and explain what's going on. They have a specialist look at it. They do a complete write-up of everything.

I was identified for four screenings and had three done. Life Line Screening couldn't do the circulation in the legs for some reason. I could understand most of the results myself though. An average person could read it and get some good information out of it. It set my mind at ease that I'm not getting worse. The process was a little time-consuming, but they did everything they could to speed things along. They did their job well. It's a worthwhile thing to do. It's a good price for what they did compared to what one would pay to the hospital. But be careful because they try to sell you more tests while you're there. They tried to put a little pressure on there, but once I said no, they let it go.

Life Line Screening is worth doing. They checked my carotid and my blood flow. They said I had 3.1 abdominal aneurysm. As soon as I sent that to my doctor she wanted a test done at the hospital. I did and it didn't measure that. One thing said 2.1 and another said 2.3. The lady that was doing the screening at Line Line had asked for the person next to her to come over and help her. The other person came over and she finished it. I don't know if something wasn't working right.

Our experience with Life Line Screening has been good. The reps seemed knowledgeable and they moved this right on through. We did several of the tests, and the one guy took a long time on my aorta, but the results have made me more aware of what's happening. It turns out that he found that I have an aortic aneurysm. My brother died from it, so it was important to know that. The finding prompted me to go to my doctor, get another scan, and the guy was right. It was there.

The Life Line techs were fine. The results were also very interesting and there were some things that I had not gotten elsewhere. So, I was happy I did the heart screenings.

My experience with Life Line was very good. I'm very appreciative of what they did. I've had it done several times over the years. The techs have always been very nice. I've never had a complaint about any of them. I have an aneurysm that showed up in an X-ray a couple of years ago. I wasn't told about it until just before I came the last time to have the testing done. They told me that it was at stage three. So that was very helpful to know. At stage five, you're supposed to have surgery.

My husband and I did Life Line Screening. It was great. They knew what they were doing. I was curious about the blood work though. It's a finger probe with the cholesterol. Those are typically a vein blood draw, not a capillary. I don't know how accurate that is.

It was a very positive experience with Life Line Screening. They were very knowledgeable. They did their work quickly. I felt very comfortable with the results that we got and the good advice. It's a good idea to do Life Line Screening.

I had three different techs that I went to at Life Line Screening and I couldn't have asked for any better service. They told me what I was gonna go through the whole way. Wherever I was at, someone was right there holding my hand. It was amazing. I had all the major arteries checked - in my neck, chest, and legs. I also did a blood pressure balance. They had blood pressure cuffs on my ankles and arms. They did a bone density test too.

My screening with Life Line went really well. The process went really easily. As always, they got nice people. Everybody did their job and did it well. I got my results back. My doctor's happy I had it. So, it's a win-win all the way around. I had Life Line screening a few years ago. This COVID thing had everything messed up with the doctors and seeing them. After it was over, I was behind on some of my imaging. So, that was when I got the letter from Life Line. I got a discount, and that helped even more. I got a good reduction and for a person my age on a fixed income, it was very nice. I'll probably do it again next time I get the information in the mail.

The screening process with Life Line was okay. I went in, they ran the test, and that was it. There were no problems based on schedule. The results all came back okay. So, that was good.

I like the screening with Life Line. I took the result to the doctor and he was pleased that I did it. I had one result that was questionable. He told me that it was something that we would watch, but it wasn't something to be concerned about. My wife was happy with her results also. The part that I didn't care for was one of the technicians that was working with me. I wanted to ask her some questions. But when I would speak to her, she would pull her headphones away and you could hear that she was listening to music. She acted like I was bothering her to ask her a question. I felt uncomfortable asking her any more questions. I felt like she was purposely making me feel she didn't want me to talk to her. Instead of taking the headphones off and conversing, she just held it out quick enough to answer my question then resumed listening to her music.

Our experience with Life Line Screening was very good. Since my wife and I knew we needed it, we signed up. They were very kind and seemed to know what they were doing. I did the abdominal aorta, which I'm a digger there because I have that. And the one where they put the cuffs on your extremities and check your flow. It was easy to understand and read the results and they did an excellent job.

The day I went for the screening was great. The problem was they were on an address with the same name of the mortuary, and I also had the date wrong. So, I showed up one day early, I went into the mortuary, and everybody was dressed all nice, probably sad over somebody's passing. I came back the next day and then everything was surprisingly easy and quick. The service was surprisingly expeditious. All the employees were great. Everybody was super friendly, very easy, and there was no invasiveness. The whole experience was great. I got my results in a few weeks. The info that I got back is helpful. I have all this info going into my yearly physical. So, I feel pretty good about it.

Fraudulent mailing with screening for 19.99, really 19.99/month for year. Charge of $15.00 for mailed results. Long waits phone customer support. Lies that you had no screen in 12 months, I went 2 months ago.

The techs were very pleasant and did their job quickly. They’ve been around for a while. They were very knowledgeable and knew what they were doing. I had everything Life Line offered done and the quality of the results was good. I had a lead on an aneurysm that the technician pointed out. I wasn’t pleased with it but it’s not necessarily bad at this point and I'm gonna follow up with the doctor just to be on the safe side.

Going through Life Line Screening was a breeze and it was a lot easier than I thought it would be. It was not like going to the doctor's. I walked in, didn't wait very long, got seen, and got out of there. It was pretty good. The techs were nice people. It was an easy experience. It's not an all-day thing and you don't get all stressed out over it.

Life Line did a couple of tests and they said I was fine. The techs were fine. They did hard stuff.

I did a four-in-one test with Life Line Screening. The process was handled very well from the time I signed up online to when I arrived at the facility. The receptionist was friendly and professional and the technicians that did the tests were pleasant and competent. I requested another copy of my results. I received those via email and they were much more thorough than the printed copy that I received initially. The initial printed copy that I received in the mail was very easy to use for 99% of people out there. It has a scale showing what's normal and where I was. But I was looking for a little more in-depth information and, sure enough, they emailed me my EKG and sonogram. Life Line Screening is worth the money. I have mentioned it to people to do it. It's very reasonably priced for what you get and it shows you things that you don't get in a normal physical.

I always have a great experience with them. The technicians were all absolutely sweet as they could be.

Everybody at Life Line Screening was professional and nice. It's the same as it was before. I felt comfortable before we went because I go to the VA hospital and a doctor. I wouldn't need to go there, but I still gotta get my physical at the VA before I get hearing aids. That's the only thing I needed to get from the VA, but they give the whole physical too. However, there wasn't a sign there that says, "Please sit and we'll be right with you." When people came in, they looked around. I said, "Have a seat and somebody will call your name." Other than that, everybody was cooperative. We got two screening types. But after we got there and the techs talked to us, we went ahead and got the rest. I have a blockage but it rerouted itself, and I just wanted to see. And they said that it hasn't gotten bigger. The doctor told me the same thing after I went to him. My wife is happy with it too. We told others we're satisfied.

The reps did a good job. The screening process was neat. I got to look at the screen. But then we haven't received our hard copy of the results. Also, I didn't like having to find it where I registered and having to make an ID. I would have liked it to go straight to my email. The cost was a little expensive but we're gonna miss a year, and then come back and do it.

Many years ago, I went to the VFW in town, and Life Line was set up there. I went through the whole thing, and that turned out good. This time, I did just about everything they offered but one, and since the results turned out good, I liked it. There was nothing that I needed to get too worried about. Also, there are several techs 'cause they had different tasks to do, and some were friendlier than others, but even the least friendly was okay. It was a pleasant experience.

I've used them three times. We walked in, got taken right away and there was hardly any wait between the stations. The techs were great and very helpful. I got help standing back up and everyone was very nice.

Where I work, I get a physical exam every two years, and once I got over 60, I started having to take blood pressure medicine. I do the Life Line Screening in the year I don't have the physical, and then meet with my primary care doctor. I've done screenings in two different places, and both times, the process was very easy. They gave me an appointment time, and they were right on time on that. I flowed from one station to the next, and they explained everything as they were doing it. It was very pleasant, and it was very professionally done.

I started with Life Line several years ago and was always pleased with the service and the price. The location was good, and the setup was very convenient. I took all of the options dealing with the heart diagnosis, and the process was smooth and didn't take too long. The people were professional, and the technicians were also to the point, open for questions, and explanatory. I was comfortable through the entire process, and I was satisfied with the quality of the results. They gave me a greater look at my overall health situation. Life Line Screening is something worthy to participate in and look into.

We've been with Life Line a few different times. They are really good at what they do. They were polite and they let us know upfront what they were doing and how they were doing it. The quality of the results was also really good. They were easy to interpret.

Life Line Screening was very informative of what they were doing. Any questions, they answered. And the results were easy for me to interpret.

Life Line is wonderful. The process is very easy and non-intrusive. They're all very nice and they now what they're doing. The results are a little random and overly generalized sometimes, but that's to be expected.

Life Line Screening is informative. They saved my life. My dad died of an aortic aneurysm, and they told me I have an aneurysm. Now I can go take care of it.

We've gone to Life Line Screening four times. The last time, my husband and I had this guy doing ultrasound, and he was ornery. Most of the people are pleasant, but that guy didn't like his job much. When he wanted to move us, he would tell us or push us. He wasn't a happy worker. The first time we ran into that. Also, I got a good height and weight for the second from the last that we've taken. I'm 5’5” and I usually weigh around 150. It's okay but it doesn't give me a good measurement of that. I knew that wasn't right when I saw that goofy height that they had put on me. I thought Life Line would give me a different score on it when they had the height right, but they weren't that concerned about it. I didn't like that because they should have redid it.

I've done Life Line Screening every couple of years. It's been my fourth experience. Everyone is fine. I was very pleased to see that the carotid arteries were normal. But my abdominal aorta artery has the beginnings of an aneurysm. I immediately called my rheumatologist and made an appointment.

It was very good with Life Line. Everything came out negative. I don't know how accurate the results are but the other test results I got back from the heart doctor were also negative, so I guess they're right.

Everybody was very professional, and polite in the testing center. It was pretty quick considering there were half a dozen people coming and going. So I was pleased with that. You have to wait a little bit of time. Because they try to get as many people in as they can for the testing to make it financially viable for them to do it. So you're gonna expect to have to wait a little bit. But it wasn't a long wait. The technicians explained what they were doing and there were quite a few of them, so everybody was on the ball. So I didn't feel uncomfortable thinking if they knew what they were doing. They give you something to read while you're waiting for the other tests. It was very quick with those results. So that was very good, too. I was quite satisfied with the results. The results gave me what I expected them to give me.

Life Line is only a couple of blocks from my home, and it was easy for me to get to. I didn't have to have a ride so it was easy for me. The screening was in a big room, which worked, because everything was visible. You could actually see, except for when they were doing the procedures. So, it wasn't being moved from room to room. The technicians are more experienced than others. There was a test they did, and I didn't even know they did it until they told me they were done. Then, they did the legs and the week before, I had had my legs done at the hospital. I'd had my peripheral arteries checked on my legs. The peripheral artery test was casual, and I knew for sure that that one wasn't up to standard. The other tests weren't bad. With the aortic artery, they found something there. The aortic aneurysm is unsettling. I'll have to talk to the doctor.

The reps from Life Line Screening explained things well. All of them seem to be decent and know how to treat the public. I got the results from the screening in three weeks and I’m taking them to the doctor.

My sister-in-law in Florida used Life Line and then, we used them. The techs made me feel right at home and seemed like they knew exactly what they were doing. On the first procedure, they checked my legs for the blood. I have an aneurysm and two people double-checked that, which I liked. They gave me the measurement of my aneurysm. So now, I have that to take to my other doctor, a surgeon. It had grown 0.3. I pictured it as a motor home. They got my test back within three days and my wife’s took a little bit longer. It was in the time limit but she should have gotten hers near there.

I had two different screenings at Life Line Screening. Everybody was professional and everything went smoothly, and no wait time. Regarding the results, everything is okay. But I found out I've had an aneurysm. So it paid off to go.

My experience with Life Line Screening was very pleasant. I like the professionalism and friendliness. Nothing was very time-consuming. I had five screenings and went from one exam to another. I had that for the carotid arteries and the CT scan for abdominal aneurysm. They checked my legs for the arteries leading to the heart. They checked my heart as well. They took some blood work too. Everybody made sure I was comfortable. They sent the report to me online plus I got a paper one that I received through the mail. Everything was well-detailed. The cost is a little pricey but if I were to have each individual test done, it would be more than that. I look forward to doing it again next year.

Life Line Screening's price was good so I tried it. The screening place was close by and easy to get to. Customer service was friendly. The process took about half an hour and I did mostly the heart screenings. The results were pretty good even though they showed a couple of things wrong with me. I followed up with my doctor on them. Try Life Line Screening.

I went to Life Line Screening and everything was fine. They did the screening and everything was clear. The techs were nice and they told me what they were gonna do. About a couple of weeks later, I got a report that said I had that the aorta or something at my stomach was enlarged. I needed to go to the doctor and get it checked. So I go to my doctor and he said that for my age, that is normal size. So, Life Line scared me and I don't appreciate that at all. I'm not going back to them anymore. My wife also did the screening and Life Line lost her test. She called and they said it was in the mail. After six weeks, she finally called back and got a representative. He said he'd get them out next day and then, a week later, we finally got the results. When I pay for something, I want my money's worth. I want it back. So if they lost it because they're not doing it right, it's not my fault. So, she's not going back too.

I wasn't pleased with the rep. When we first signed up, we were going to do the five screenings plus the other two. We thought it through and decided we didn't want to do that. We only wanna stay with the five. So, we spoke to Life Line Screening again and they said that's just fine and that we'll go bak to just doing the five tests for 149. The rep said, "But when you get there, be sure to talk to them and make sure that they understand that you are doing the five so they don't do something and you'd get billed for the other part. Okay?" That's what we did and I told the person who met us, "So, this is for the five screenings." She said something and it wasn't a very pleasant answer. She was impatient and rude. She said, "What I'm telling you is how it will be." There was nothing complicated about what I said. I was surprised and unhappy.

They always do a good job and they're very nice. I went down to Watford City about two months ago and had my screening done down there. I got there a little bit early and I sat for about 12 minutes and they got me in right away, which was nice. It worked out good and I got my full report in the mail.

I'm gonna do Life Line Screening every two years. It made me feel reassured that nothing bad is happening. The reps all were excellent.

My wife asked me about Life Line Screening and if I wanted to do it and I said yes. Dealing with the tech was simple and easy. We went to one and he checked a few things. Then, we went to the other one and did the scans. The techs were accurate on their appointments and everyone was nice when we checked in. They told us how long the wait was and they were right on the money on everything they did. They didn't have it overbooked and you're having to sit in there and wait. It was reasonable. People should get the Life Line screening done.

I wanted to have my coronary arteries checked for plaques, but all Life Line Screening checked was my carotid arteries. They told me they were gonna do the coronary arteries, but they just did whatever the routine exam is. I had a good experience with the technicians and the result was accurate but I was misled because they said they were gonna do it, but in the long run, they said there was no way they could do it.

They diagnosed me with a possible aneurysm in my lilac artery. My doctored looked at it and told me I had to consult with a vascular specialist. It wasn't serious but because of the size, I'll be getting scanned every year for the rest of my life. Lifeline Screening is so reasonably priced. You get four major tests and they do it for 135 bucks. I'm not really worried about getting sick because of cost. I'm more concerned about staying healthy. And so, I was very grateful. I look forward to the announcements that come every year because they do some other tests that my wife did that I didn't do. I can pay 100 and some bucks, get that done and say to my doctor, "This cost me a whole lot less than you were gonna bill for it."

I was very comfortable with Life Line's screening tech. I did some blood work, regular blood pressure test, ultrasound on my stomach and some stuff on my legs and in my neck. My experience was well-organized and went smoothly. The results are good. I'm getting a second opinion on everything through a different place just to get a second opinion. Going with Life Line is a good idea if you haven't done any of this stuff in the past.

It was good with Life Line. They were compassionate and knowledgeable. They found I had an aneurysm, but it wasn't a very clear picture. I went to my doctor and found out that I have a couple of aneurysms.

My wife and I have been doing preventative screening for years with Life Line. We do the arteries to make sure everything's passable, and the staff are good. They do their job, and they are always very cordial and don't talk down to us. I've never had a complaint.

The person at the door that greeted me was very personable. The process was quick and easy. The results were fine. However, the cost could be a little bit less for what they do. It's really not that much that they do.

We've used the Life Line for six years now. It's worthwhile doing. We've been pleased with the results. Life Line does some screening that we normally don't do unless there's some diagnostic that our physician would do. It's smart because it checks some cardiovascular stuff using ultrasound. We went for a screening a month ago but we wound up having to cancel. Everybody was having trouble with staffing issues so we had to reschedule it.

Using Life Line Screening is for self-awareness and preventative maintenance for your own health. They are always professional, courteous and informative. They explained what they were doing as they were doing it, but I didn't feel uncomfortable.

They showed confidence in themselves and in what they were doing. But they were harried, which I thought was silly because we had an appointment. They were letting all these walk-in people come in. They were a bit disorganized. The woman that was doing the signing in was also doing tests. My doctors told me that it was a waste of time and money to have it done it.

The techs at Life Line were great. At the last screening I had, they discovered that I had an aneurysm. The results were very helpful. If it hadn't been for them, I wouldn't be having to go on the 19th to the hospital for the procedure.

My husband and I both had Heart Smart. The people at Life Line were wonderful. When you walk in, there's the person who checks your registration, and we have already done that. They were very professional and nice and gentle. The process didn't take long. I was really impressed with the whole thing. Also, the price was really reasonable. With the physician's report, it was about $78. They said I would receive my report in 10 days but I got it in closer to a week. My report came back beautiful, which I expected because I'm vegan. I'm very satisfied with Life Line.

The young lady from Life Line who was doing the screening seemed very knowledgeable and focused in doing good screens, and I was very well satisfied. She seemed to know what she was doing and what she needed to do for me to be relaxed. It was a good experience.

I had screening for my carotid and peripheral arteries. The techs were very good. I was able to get my results very quickly.

My last visit was the sixth time that I've gone to them and it was good. They take care of me and do their job.

The techs from Life Line seemed to be competent. Sometimes, they were a little harried just from the standpoint of everybody trooping through and trying to get everybody processed in a timely fashion. I had a screening done in the last month and it was just a general health. The results seem to be alright. I can see some consistency and some inconsistency on numbers, but that happens. There are a couple of things that popped up in this last one that I'm gonna pursue a little further and see what happens.

I had a great experience with them. They did a test that saved my life. The result showed osteoporosis, which was no surprise. But it showed that I had an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Doctors don't usually find that because it doesn't have any symptoms. They don't find them till they rupture. They found mine at 3 centimeters, which is relatively small. I can make lifestyle changes and hopefully not have to do the surgery. I didn't enjoy getting that news, but it saved my life to get that news when I did. But, I would do it again. I also have been recommending everyone get it done. All of them were also wonderful. They were courteous, helpful and they really tried to ensure my privacy.

I've always appreciated the work that Life Screening has done. They've always been professional and I've been very satisfied with what has happened.

Life Line Screening discovered that my left carotid artery was 90% blocked. I've gone every year since just to make sure it doesn't happen again. I do the five screenings. My doctor always said that it's a good thing that I get it done as it helps him out. Life Line has always been very good and they really know what they're talking about. This screening has made me a little more aware of what's good for my health.

I've been going to Life Line since a few years back. It's a good deal and worth the money. My experience with the techs was wonderful and the quality of the result was good. I'd tell people to do the preventative screening.

I've been doing preventative screening through Life Line for years. I have no issues with their screening techs. As far as the results, it's a good indicator of where you should go from there. I have my results. I made a copy and I gave them to my doctor. He put it in his file. I saw some heart issues that are concerning. I’ve gotta address it. My doctor's gonna do an EKG.

My appointment was at 9:35 am and at 10:47 am only 2 of 4 ultrasounds had been done. Not everyone that comes here for screening is retired. We have jobs and have to work and cannot spend all morning in the waiting room. I don’t understand appointments if they are not really used.

Doing a screening is worth it. We sat there, waited a while and our name was called, then we went up and it was good. I didn't have any problem with it. The reps explained things, and the results tell us things that we need to be aware of without going to a doctor. I don't have much luck with the doctors. When I went in there last time, first thing they do is weigh you, then get your results. On your paper, it says you weigh 175 pounds and I said, "Crap, I've never weighed that much." I said, "If they can't get that right, they can't get anything else right." In six months, we'll do a screening again.

I've done the Life Line Screening twice now. They're very laid-back and friendly. The only issue I had the first time was they were well overbooked and it took a long time to get through everything. But this last one, it was quick. I have recommended them.

I worked with multiple techs and they all did a very good job. I got the complete package with the blood pressure test on my whole body and then the ultrasound and then a complete blood work evaluation. I got the online review and checked it over, and it was pretty much what I expected. Then I just got the copy of the report in the mail the other day. It's good to have the record because previously, I'll get my blood work every year, and the doctor will just talk to me. This time, I didn't get a doctor talking to me about the evaluation, but I do have a printed record of it. If you don't have a primary physician, I would recommend this service.

I gave the report to my cardiologist and my GP. I weigh 182 and Life Line put a mark on the report saying I was obese and I had no exercise. I understand the obese part if my weight was over a certain number but they said no exercise. They never asked me if I did exercise and if I did what the amount was. Other than that, everything went very well. They were well-organized and I was pleased with my experience.

I've done a preventative screening before, and this time, setting it up was a lot easier. Life Line Screening also notifies the doctor and gives them the results. I got four tests done and they said I had some clogging in my artery, but I'm wondering if it was done right. For one of the techs, it was her first day. I was her second person and she was having a hard time. The trainer was trying to help her with it, and she said she wanted to do it. I never had any problems before, but I got a bad reading on that one.

Working with the tech was streamlined. I did a couple of screenings like the aneurysm checks and cardio. I also did some blood work. I got fantastic results. I also like that they go out in the community. In my community, there were several options. I like the ability to be localized and not drive 100 million miles. So, not everybody's gonna be going to one testing center. That is really positive and I hope they continue that.

I went in for screening mostly for the heart. They were set up good and they got me through there quick.

Beware of this company. No receipts for your credit card transactions, no detailed description of the services that you pay for. They do not issue refunds, credit only. All those 5 ultrasound tests could be done at any other facility and can be ordered by your doctor and paid by your insurance. Do not go for the word "Screening". Regular blood test that you can do at any lab. Think twice. Stay away.

Life Line's reps were really nice and they did well. I got the results within 10 days which wasn't long and it seems that I'm in pretty decent shape. I was impressed with their service.

The blood test required fasting, which I did, and when the tech asked me if I had, I said yes. However, when the results arrive, it says: "Fasting for at least 8 hours: no." So I assume these results are invalid. Also, when the girl measured my height, she said I was 6'9. I'm 5'10.

I've used Life Line for five different times. The screening techs were very professional. People are awesome. I had a great time there. The quality of results was fine. I gave them to my doctor. He looked them over, and he gave me preventive medicine. I'll do it again next time it comes around. I had actually made a mistake. My appointment was later than I thought it was, and they fit me in, and they worked with me. It was a good experience. They're a quality company.

Preventative screening was something I never tried before so I did it on a whim with Life Line Screening. I checked in and they called my name. I went to four different stations and got things done. I did four basic screenings and everything went fine. Out of the four of them, only one had a little bit of a technical issue that I talked to my doctor about.

I could get the screening done at the VA for free. Years and years ago, my wife and I did it there. That was when I first noticed this aortic aneurism. I went to the VA a couple of times. They said it was fine. They kept saying, We'll have you back every year," but they kept not doing it so I did it with Life Line. Fortunately, I have the money for it now. I'm very happy with Life Line Screening. They make me more aware.

The quality of the test results is good, and the last time I had it done, I would recommend Life Line Screening very highly. They found that I had an aortic aneurysm in my stomach, which the doctor doesn't look for. This time, I had my wife go with me and got her checked out as well. We were gonna do all five tests with her, and she had a blood clot before, so they couldn't do one test. They also didn't tell us to fast. My wife didn't fast, so she couldn't do two more tests. In total, there were four tests she couldn't do, but we paid for all of them. We were also the last people in the building, and the staff were in a hurry to get out of there, so I don't think they paid a lot of attention.

I went to Life Line Screening when I wanted a second opinion. They were professional and courteous. The results are accurate. The only thing was they didn't do what I thought was included which was a cholesterol reading.

I went to Life Line Screening once and they found a clogged artery in my neck that even my heart doctor didn't locate. Now we go back every year to get things tested that might not get tested somewhere else. They get us in and get us out. It works well. They saved my life. We've told numerous people about them and gave their number out even.

The process with Life Line Screening took about 45 minutes by the time I got there until the end. I did the screening for the artery in my neck. It was very easy. The technicians were courteous.

Life Line Screening was better than the one before. But there seemed some questions about one of the tests that was done. I looked at the numbers when I got the report and said, "It doesn't make a lot of sense. 'Cause everything else seems to be pretty good. This one seems to be wacko.” The reading didn't seem consistent with what the rest of the test results reported. That's the one test that they had a lot of difficulty dealing with. The technician, a young lady, had to get somebody else to help do it. Everybody's different, I understand, but it was questionable. Other than that, she did it good. I've talked to other doctors and they said Life Line is a good value for the test that they get. It's a good place to go for people who want to have those kinds of knowledge or benchmarks established.

I have some health issues, so it was nice to be able to get an update. I did the screening through Life Line and the results will be very helpful to my doctor to proceed. I've been with Life Line quite a few times, and my rep goes in a little more depth than what my doctor does for right now. So, it was very helpful.

I had a sonogram for aneurysms and a check for heart blockages. I also had my testosterone level checked. It was very well done. The service was very quick and professional. They were really nice. The cost was reasonable and the overall experience was good. I enjoyed it.

I do Life Line Screening every year. They're nice people. Usually, they tell me consult one doctor. One girl told me I need to eat more vegetables. Every time I went to my doctor, my cholesterol was high. When I go to the Life Line screening, it's normal. I don't have to take cholesterol medicine.

I did carotid artery and aneurysm screening. My wife had scanning for osteoporosis and peripheral artery disease for the legs. We're satisfied with the results. They are helpful. We had a good experience.

I had a medical screening done on my heart through Life Line. They're a little slow. Their appointments don't mean anything.

I did the carotid artery screening through Life Line. I also did the aorta and the blood pressure. The Life Line techs were very nice. Hopefully, they knew what they were doing.

Everything went well with Life Line. We did a general screening, and we had an appointment but it kind of took a little while to get us in. The results seem to be competent though and I was comfortable during the process. My husband had just a slight issue. He has the aortic aneurysm thing, but his is on the mouth. I did share that with our primary care doctor as soon as we got the results. We're glad that we found the aortic aneurysm. It's not anything bad right now, but they've got it in his folder and our family doctor said he'd be doing something every year to keep a check.

My wife set up the original ones. We went two or three years running. And we decided we should just use our regular doctor. But a lot of the tests that Life Line Screening does are not done by the doctor. That's why we decided to do it again this year. They suggest that you follow up with your regular doctor. And the one thing that turned up with me was abdominal aortic aneurysm. My results says it might be possible. So, my cardiac doctor is gonna look at it and run some more tests and see if he concurs. We also had AFib, body mass, lipid panel, glucose, liver, thyroid, kidney, vitamin D and waste. We're both 75 and we felt that as much preventive medicine as we can have is good, because that way we can head offset before it becomes a problem. That was an incentive to do it again, especially when they come up with something like this.

We have a lot of heart issues and circulatory problems in the family history. When you have things like that, doing a screening makes you more aware and you want to be cautious of what's going on with your body. I got the artery screening, the one that does the arteries and the pressures. The reps at Life Line were so sweet and very knowledgeable and they must have been doing it for a while because it was excellent. The time wait was a little long but there were only three of them doing it and I'm not sure how many people had signed up. But I couldn't have asked for a better group of people.

Life Line has been very nice to work with and they've been offering some discounts on some things. I would recommend them.

I've been going to them for quite a while. I didn't have any problems. However, one of the machines broke down, so I didn't get one of the tests. Also, the rescheduling was very inconvenient.

My sister had a screening done and said I had to do it. I did that with Life Line and it went great. Everybody was really nice and things went smoothly through the whole process. The service quality was good. I now know I had an aortic aneurism. They said they would send me two copies of the report but I only received one. I was hoping for that second report so I can give it to the doctor's office. That aside, I recommended Life Line to other people.

Life Line Screening did a good job. I wasn't gonna do it but my wife talked me into it. I'm glad she did because Life Line found all kinds of issues. They found two aneurysms, a clogged artery and a touch of pneumonia. I had to go to my family doctor for a lower CT scan and an upper CT scan.

Signed up and paid $171 for heart health screening through Life Line. When I arrived, I was troubled that the reception desk, waiting area and testing areas were all in the same room. This was a concern, since everyone in waiting area could hear all conversations and screening personnel asking personal questions (DOB, Age, Name, etc). No privacy. I sent the company a complaint and my concerns, but they continually ignore my concerns, which indicates to me that their bottom line is about $$. Never again. Not worth it.

Working with them was a very good experience. I got their $200 package with everything included. The results are a good guideline. I took them to my doctor and he reviewed them and we went from there. But the doctor wasn't too thrilled with Life Line.

Everybody was super nice and professional. But it was too rushed when the two ladies did the aorta check, the EKG and the carotid artery test. EKG doesn't take 30 seconds once they get you hooked up. But they were trying to hook me up with that, do the carotid artery check, get me to turn my head and then, I had to hold my breath to do the aorta. And that made me question if the tests were accurate. They could have done one test and done another test, and been done in less than 10 minutes. Maybe it wasn't done correctly. People were just staggering in and it wasn't like they had 25 people there waiting on them. Still, Life Line Screening is worth it.

Life Line Screening has a reasonable price. They're good.

Life Line worked out great. Everybody was professional and helpful, and it was a good experience. The initial thing is 79 bucks for whatever five things you get but there are different things you can add on. If you're worried about something, for a couple of hundred bucks, you can get it checked out. And if something's going wrong, you can take corrective measures.

My friend, James, said it was fine dealing with the techs from Life Line Screening. He is gonna get the results checked with his doctor on the 9th. We couldn't figure out what it said on the paper. He said the doctor said he had the peripheral artery disease and it's normal. But he’s taking pills to correct it.