Life Line Screening Reviews

My doctor referred me to a cardiologist but my appointment was so far out. With Line Line, I scheduled my appointment within two weeks. I went with them as a precautionary measure and they were all nice. They were very helpful and they didn't really answer any questions because they said that it's against their protocol. Everything was satisfactory.

Life Line's screening techs were very pleasant, so I wasn't afraid of anything and I felt comfortable. But on my recent visit, they were doing two tests at one time on me and I felt creeped out about that. One was doing one thing and the other one was doing the other. Then during one of the tests, the machine was broken. So, I won’t be getting that test until next year. They called me and I won't be getting appointment until January, which is a very long time. It's an inconvenience because they will not have a test at the testing site to replace that test that I needed and paid to have. But I still feel like the test that I was able to get was a quality test of my circulation.

You can get the somewhat limited images but Life Line doesn't offer getting the actual ultrasound delivered to my doctor. I wish they did.

Life Line Screening is cheaper than other providers. They are very professional.

My experience with Life Line was very pleasant. They greeted me at the door. I dealt with three different people and they were all very friendly and professional. I did screenings for the carotid artery and the abdominal aorta and testing the blood flow, wrists and ankles. The quality of the results was good. They told me each thing that as far as they could see there was no immediate problem or emergency situation. But a doctor would review it and I would get results within a couple of weeks, which I did.

Life Line Screening gives me peace of mind. It answered some questions, like bone density, that I had in the back of my mind. I saw that there was a partial clogging up of my right aorta. I showed that result to the cardiologist that’s treating me after I'd had a stent put in my heart. He said, “That's interesting. We are going to follow up on that.” I am pleased with the results of the testing.

They seemed very professional and went very quickly. They did find a minor situation that I referred to my regular doctor, so that was a good thing and we're following up on it. It's better to catch stuff early, so it doesn't become a serious issue. It was a positive experience.

Life Line Screening is worth the time and the money. I did well on the results, except the one about the good cholesterol. I needed to increase that one. That was a surprise to me but I'm working on that. I also contacted my doctor about it.

My experience has been excellent with the people assigned me and also with the people doing the test on me. This last time, it took a half hour. The last two years, I've turned the results over to the APRN that I was seeing. Last year, it showed that I had buildup in my left artery. She insisted on me going to the hospital and having an ultrasound done. She wanted to see it for herself. It ended up costing me about $700 out of the pocket after insurance. She told me the results showed that I had no plaque buildup at all in that particular artery. This time, I went back in. Life Line Screening showed me the same thing. It said my aorta was ballooning a little bit. I talked to my doctor and she said she wanted to keep an eye on it. They said it was a good idea that I get those tests done with Life Line Screening. The price was right too.

The staff was very professional. Everything was covered well and in a timely fashion. I was happy. The only thing that I was disappointed with was that my doctor didn't pay much attention to it. Life Line Screening's tests came out showing better results but my cardiologist didn't act like there was anything to do with that.

I've been doing screening with Life Line for about 12 years. They let me know where my problem was, and that was all I needed.

I did not like the service and I will not go back there. Some of the tests weren't completed at all, yet we had to pay for them. Some of them came back that the results weren't clear. It was a total disaster. When they were doing one of the tests where they were doing an ultrasound on my stomach, they pushed so hard that I couldn't walk for several days afterward.

They were very nice and professional. It turned out very well. They detected some trouble with my carotid artery and I’ve had it tested. So I was glad I went because I hadn't had any knowledge of that being obstructed.

They were very personable and professional. They explained things and everything was done timely. It was a good check in between paying your regular doctor. It would notify you if there was something that you needed to check on sooner than you might go for an annual checkup.

They sent lots of reminders, and the people were very friendly and awfully nice. It was great. But it did take about an hour and a half and I was surprised that there were a lot of people. There were 10 to 15 people before us. They rotate you in and out. But I got good results and my husband got something that made him go back to his cardiologist.

Life Line has always been nice and good. I would recommend them.

I had six screenings done. When I left the place, I was hoping they didn't find anything bad. But they said they found something in my abdomen, so I went to my primary doctor. I have referred many people to Life Line because it works.

I was very pleased with the way the screening went. Life Line Screening did a good job and they turned up something that I wasn't aware of regarding one of the arteries. The results made me aware of the situation, which I have since discussed with my doctor and he set me up a program to continue watching it.

A friend of mine suggested I get screening and it was a great experience with Life Line Screening. The tech was very nice.

They were very nice. They made eye contact and smiled. They made me comfortable. Within a few minutes, they called me up and handed me an iPad to fill out. I went ahead and did that. I had a question and they helped me with that. Then I was directed to wait for a call. About two minutes later, they called me in. I went from station to station and had all the procedures performed. It was very easy. However, I never got any results from the blood test that I took.

Life Line will do what they say they're gonna do. It's easy and doesn't take long. There's no pain involved. I go for the results of their ultrasound as opposed to anything else they offer or their narrative and assumptions about my health conditions, and I present this information to my primary care physician and my cardiologist. The day that I was there, I did my blood pressure and they said it was 126 over something and wrote it up as being hypertension. I know for a fact that I am not hypertensive. Every day I do four different routine tests - my temperature, my blood oxygen level, my blood pressure and EKG, and I document this. I have it all the way back to the first of the year and it was nowhere near what they were saying. In fact, my cardiologist who I see regularly took me off of blood pressure meds about five years ago.

My experience with Life Line Screening is positive all the time and their discovery in the need to follow up each year, which led to endarterectomy in November last year. I recommend them.

Life Line Screening provides a service at a good price. It's been three years since I've had a screening done so it was time to do it again. The results seemed to be alright.

Life Line Screening saved my life. I have been going for annual physicals at my Doctor's Office for many years. I was always told I was in great shape. Then I went to Life line Screening. They found an Abdominal Aorta Aneurysm. There are no symptoms. No Doctor will find that unless they do an ultra sound test like Life Line screening does. Don't pay attention to any negative reviews of this company. The testing they do could easily save your life!

They did a good job during the screening and my overall experience was all good. It's a good deal.

My wife signed up for this service and I went along to keep marital bliss. She told me that we will be going to get medical screening to make sure we are healthy. Again, even though I get an annual physical I wanted to keep wifey happy and went along. When I looked up the directions it showed that we were going to a Hotel???? Ok, I played along. Sure enough, we go to a mid-level hotel and follow the signs to the "waiting room" which was hotel chairs lined up in the hotel conference room with the administrator (very unpleasant) taking your name and asking medical questions in front of everyone.

They're very efficient and friendly. I've done aortic screening, bone density and something where they check the veins in your feet to make sure you got your blood flow going there. They also check your carotids and do an EKG. The results are accurate. My primary care tells me the same thing I'm getting from LifeLine.

The techs were lovely when my father did the screening. There weren't too many patients at the time. So, it all ran quite smoothly. I was there with him and I was able to do the iPad thing for him. But I saw some older people struggling with it though they could go up to the desk and get help.

I’ve used Life Line a few years in a row and the only issue I had last time was that I had a three-hour wait. So, I had to cancel the last one. I had screening for blood and the techs were very pleasant. I had the arteries checked and the bone density. After that, I was told to see a doctor so I did and the doctor said not to worry about it so I’m glad I did that. It worked out good.

I made an appt for my husband. He arrived 10 min. early as requested. The crew was already cleaning up for the day. He felt rushed (in the way) and also felt like the scan was a joke. We paid a lot of money for multiple scans ($150.00 +) and he left feeling like they did nothing. He was actually driving away in less than 10 min. beginning to end. What a surprise, the results of the scan came back 100% perfect. Hmmm! I don't think Life Line Screening even did anything that day. When I called to give feedback, they never called me back. I called again and the lady said that they would check into it and call me back. No return call. I then wrote a letter simply asking for a redo scan to prove that this is not a hoax. Again, no response.

When I applied for Lifeline Screening, I was told by a woman over the phone that the cost would be paid for "by your insurance"; then When I went for the screening, I was told by the man at the check in table when I asked, "this is covered by my insurance?", he replied, "it's covered by your insurance." Then I saw deductions from my bank account. When I called Lifeline customer service, they didn't know anything about my insurance coverage.

My husband & I have been coming since 2017. We will NEVER return. This last screening was very disorganized. Some of the technicians didn't show, so we had to return on another day to complete the exam. We waited 2 1/2 hours, were informed that they were short staffed. A client came in and was called within 10 minutes. I inquired. Everyone pointed the finger as to whose fault it was that we were overlooked. Overall-bad experience.

I was pleasantly surprised about how quickly and easily each test went. The nurses/medical technicians were polite, friendly and professional. I received my results quickly (about 3 weeks). Through these procedures, I received health information that I would have missed otherwise. I would not hesitate to recommend Life Line Screening to others.

I signed up for quite a few screenings and I was happy. I did the tests for heart disease and stroke. Everything was great with the experience and everybody was nice. They were really helpful and very informative.

Life Line Screening is wonderful. I liked the fact that you can get a few things done at once. They let you know, right then and there, how the test went. I went a couple of times and the staff was always very nice. I did the neck arteries and circulation. The results of these tests might have saved my life. I had one carotid completely blocked and the other one almost blocked. I just had surgery.

I’ve just been doing preventative screening for years. I did Life Line and so far, everything is okay. They did an ultrasound and they found some abnormalities in my stomach. That was a good thing and I’d get back to my doctor. I was supposed to get my bloodwork done too but they rescheduled because it had to do with the lack of equipment that they needed. There was something that was faulty. I wish I could have gotten the procedures all done in one day. That was the only thing I disliked. That was the first time that happened.

The day my wife and I went in for our scheduled screening was a true hardship for the staff that was able to actually be there. The majority of the "team" was unable to be on site due to a flight cancellation that left them stranded elsewhere. I salute the two (three?) individuals that knocked themselves out doing their very best to provide the services expected. The stress on them was evident yet they still were able to shine on through it. Kudos! I don't have the date on hand, but it was in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan and the screening DID give a result that prompted me to visit the doctor. That screening maybe saved, but definitely extended my life expectancy. I am grateful.

I was curious about the conditions of my arteries. I discovered Life Line screenings and contacted them. It was a very simple process once I located Life Line and scheduler. We worked out an appointment for both me and my wife simultaneously that fit our schedule perfectly. It was four days out. I had the carotids, the aorta, and the leg done. Everything flowed smoothly. The technicians were great and the procedure was just a matter of fact, get it done. They had some concerns with my carotids and advised me to talk to my primary care physician. Also, I had a vascular specialist. Life Line made a thumb drive available to me that I can use to converse with those two physicians. I have a late June appointment with a vascular specialist.

I've been doing preventative screening for the last 15 years. About every two years, I go with Life Line to do it because they discovered that I had an aortic aneurysm about 15 years ago. Now, I get checked every year for my aneurysm. Life Line's screening is excellent. They have a very professional staff.

I've made it a routine to attend a Life Line Screening once a year. The professionalism is outstanding, and the people are kind. My last visit alerted me to a life-threatening situation that I'm about to have surgery to correct. Without being forewarned, I might have been another victim of the silent killer. Thank you.

When I had the scan my right carotid artery was studied at length. I am having surgery on the 25th to clean it out. When I told the surgeon that Life Line found the problem he said "I think Life Line saves a lot of lives."

When my wife and I had our afternoon appointments, we both indicated that we were not fasting when we were having our blood test done. The test results came back and stated the numbers were out of the expected range for fasting. We called to get a corrected version and a few weeks later, received another copy of the exact same report without any updates.

Life Line's tech did their job. There were five different tests they did and the results were excellent. They discovered a 6.2 aneurysm. So, it was a worthwhile trip. It probably saved my life.

We've been coming and going to Life Line Screening for at least 20 years. It was the first time it came here to Alamogordo. Since then, different things have been revealed through the scans and screenings and I’m sold. And I tell everybody for the price you get as accurate as can be made. But they were almost right on for my issue. I'm very pleased.

I get a screening every year. I haven’t done it through Life Line, but where I worked, they offered it through the local hospital. It was also cheaper going through Life Line and I was very comfortable with their techs. I also like the overall quality of the results I obtained from them.

Our technicians from Life Line are friendly and professional. I'm happy with the test results I got because my doctor was happy. The screening is a good medical thing. It's good to keep up on all your health if you can.

Their technicians were great. They were very nice and told me what they were doing. The only thing that I thought was wrong was the waiting area was cold. Also, it was about a 45-minute wait before they got to my actual appointment. But once the screening started, it was smooth.

It was nice when we went in. It was convenient, local, and close and the techs were professional. I found out I had an artery blocked and did a follow-up at the hospital where I go and they confirmed what the screening said.

My wife and I decided to get the screenings for the first time recently. Thank goodness we did. The Carotid artery scan picked up a problem with her thyroid. A follow up with our medical provider showed cancer in the Thyroid. If she had not had that scan we may not have known until it was too late.

My husband and I scheduled the six point test and prepaid. The week prior to the scheduled appointment on April 6 I received a voice mail that my husband had his appointment changed to a facility over an hour away and at a day and time not convenient. Still have not received the refund which they agreed to do. I showed up at my 12:50 appointment to be told it was 12:00 noon. The text I have is for 12:50. I registered at the site and was told there was a balance due of 20 although I was told at the time of the scheduling it was paid in full. I am awaiting results before giving a review of the actual test. Results are not given immediately at the time of the appointment as indicated in the letter. Supposedly 21 days after the appointment.

I went to Life Line Screening though I had no symptoms. They finished the screening and told me to go to a doctor or emergency room immediately. I went to my doctor and ended up with a successful surgery that, had I not had, would likely have resulted in a stroke. I do have one huge suggestion for LifeLine. The technician who did my screening told me to see my doctor within 24 hours or go to an emergency room. When you have someone like me who clearly was in a critical situation, they should have had an on line real doctor talk to me rather than having some tech who wouldn’t say anything else to me. Nonetheless, without doubt saved my life.

Fasted 18 hrs, had dinner at 1800, they said no food after 0600 for a 1355 screening time. Not one thing said on appointment reminder about wearing a mask. There is no mask mandate in SC and in fact I had radio frequency ablation done at 0830 this at my doctors office with 2 nurses and the doctor and no one wore masks. I would not have made this appointment had they said masks were required on the phone call that set up the appointment. We will see how long a refund takes. Also on arrival no one was there, they were out to lunch and all in the back of the church with masks off.

They said they did a screening for our osteoporosis. They did not do it but we got a result. But the people were nice. They have just one guy who was more interested in his telephone than he was about doing what he was supposed to be doing. We didn't get a good deal with him. Other than that, the cost was very reasonable. The same test in a hospital would have been much more.

I thought Life Line Screening might be fraudulent in the beginning but after the screening, I followed up with my doctors and it confirmed that it was accurate. I went back there in January and was retested to see if the problem had gotten worse. The finding was accurate as well and I’m being treated now by several surgeons.

Everybody was telling me to get my carotid artery and see if there were any blockages. I had it checked with Life Line and there were slight blockages from what they could see on their pictures. It was a good screening thing and it was a good thing to go through for me for my own knowledge. Life Line seemed like a good company and my experience with them was interesting. The people were nice and they seemed to know what they were doing. They were all professionals.

I was happy for years with LS and recommended you to others. However, I wasn't happy with my last screening. Long waits (due to covid?) and 1 screening (aortic aneurysm- my most important test) wasn't even in my results. I also bought a rectal cancer test kit, did it and sent it and waited and waited. I finally called about it, and was told there was no record of my test.

There was one test they couldn't do. They still owe me some money for one of them. They say they're gonna do it later, but it hadn't been done. But I had a good experience with their tech.

The technician found a problem in my right carotid artery. My GP didn't even respond to the findings so I searched for a vascular surgeon. They found through scanning that it was serious. He operated before this past Christmas and also put me on medicine. It was 90% blocked. A nurse told me I was a miracle.

Life Line Screening found that I had a left carotid artery that was almost completely blocked. They told me to go from there to my doctor and nowhere else. However the surgeon I was referred to did not take action and let my carotid completely stop up and it has progressed into the head and blinded me in my right eye. Not all doctors are there to help people unless they have a lot of money.

After then rescheduling these “crucial” exams once and not falling for a reschedule a second time, I wish I just didn’t have them done at all. Big waste of time and money! On top of that bad review you cannot EVER unsubscribe from their useless never ending emails! Omg I’m trapped in the Lifeline screening hell!

The people performing the tests for us were very good and the screening was a good thing to keep a watch on our health. The result gave an idea of what we need to get our own doctor to be looking at.

Life Line Screening sends me too many notices. Their right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing, because I would just have tested and they would send me a notice to test. The last time I went, one of the ladies evidently had a problem getting one of the carotid arteries, reading it from the machine. She tried and tried and ran around with it, sensor all over my neck. Finally, she called another lady over and she did the same thing but she didn't take near as long and the test was over. So, I knew this other lady was probably still in training. And everybody has to learn. That was why I went and had it done again at the hospital. To see if I got the same result.

I got Life Line Screening's standard package. It moved right along and was well organized. I was very happy with the results.

I've been using Life Line Screening off and on for 10 years. Everything is real quick. It's like an assembly line, but these people know what they're doing. It's quick. They get you down there. They're nice. That's why I go back. It's very professional. I told them the main reason I was going in is 'cause I was worried about my carotid arteries. They did the test and when I got the reports, they recommended that I get another test to be sure of the results 'cause the results weren't good. I went and called my cardiologist. We did a test. They found that my right carotid artery was blocked. Now they're working on getting me surgery. So, they definitely helped me. Their information has always been solid.

Life Line Screening was affordable and the screening went painlessly. They did what they were supposed to do.

Life Line did a good job and their staff was very receptive and professional. They found some problems which I went to the doctor for and had surgery. Looking at it in the long run, they kind of saved my life.

Life Line does some sort of testing I've never had done before and I gave it a try. There was a process that I never experienced in my 65 years. I've never had my ankles strapped down for the blood flow down through the legs. When I got the results, I immediately called my doctor and everything was great. Life Line did a great job and I was amazed at how quick it was to do this testing. It was what I needed.

I went in to do those five tests and they couldn't do but four, because I've got blood clots and I'm on blood thinner. They told me they would reimburse me for that test, but I've never received anything. I was disappointed that I didn't get all the tests done that I paid for. But the whole screening process was pretty painless.

When I booked the appointment online, it automatically added the 6 life tests package in spite of the fact that I unchecked it before submitting. I could not see this until after they had my payment information and there was no way to undo it. I called their customer service number only to get an automated menu. Following the instructions to enter my birth date with 2 digits for the month, day, and year, I kept getting a message that the first digit was invalid. I called again and put in the number to make an appointment and got a real person. I told her the problem. She said she couldn't do anything but would make a note of my call. The next morning was the day I had the appointment but I got a call asking to make my appointment 2 hours hours later. I agreed and told the representative about the extra charge. He said he would take care of the refund right then. I was not sure I remembered the new time so I tried to call back immediately.

I was having dizzy spells and it's either brain cancer or heart issues, so I had a scan done at Life Line Screening. But when my doctors wanted a view of the results, I could never get it from those people. Aside from that, I had a trainee that didn't know what she was doing. She had to keep having a young lady that didn't know what they were doing come over and do it, ripping it out of her hand and telling her how it should be done. Maybe they should have held her hand the whole time, which would have been fine, not cutting her loose then coming back, and cutting her loose and coming back for five times. That's not a ding on them though and the newbies have to learn like that.

Life Line was very good. It was done very professionally. It proved that I had something going on with me that my doctors couldn’t find. Their customer service was very professional. They fixed it up right away for me.

The technicians were very professional. They made sure I was comfortable and I wasn't hurting during the screening process. It was a good experience. It didn't take too long to get the results. They found an aneurysm. So they were very helpful.

The techs were busy but it was understandable. There was quite a lineup behind me. The results that I got looked like it was thorough. I was pleased and so was my doctor. I’m one of the Gold members of Life Line Screening and I’m giving them permission to take out roughly $20 a month out of my checking account. And the only thing I'm concerned about is that I get confused with what they charge me at the screening test itself versus what I have in my stash.

We got all the tests at Life Line and when we went in, a good portion of them were done. We checked in, then we sat for 45 minutes, and we went in and did one section. Then we came and sat outside again, and we went back into the next one. They were backlogged on the popular tests and it would be nice if they can all just do the one shot.

I had five screenings with Life Line Screening and the techs were all very good. I've done it over a series of years and I’ve never had any complaints with how I’m treated.

I got Life Line Screening started for my husband the first time because we knew something was going on. The techs were nice and friendly and it was helpful having a diagnosis because there might have been other arteries blocked or something that they didn’t know about or found out. But my husband found out that he got blockage in his legs that he had the surgery on, because he had an aneurysm. He’s got another aneurysm in that leg and one in the other leg as well as in his abdomen area. But noting is going to be done about them. He’s been to his heart doctor, and he got medications for that AFib and stuff that showed up. So, he’s doing okay right now.

Dealing with the Life Line Screening reps has been great over the years and I never had a problem with anyone. They told me what they were doing. I’m used to it and I just go through it. It’s nothing hard. You get a letter in the mail and it tells you what they think you need and you could either get it or not get it, and I always get it.

They were very proficient at what they do. The results showed up on my report and it looks like they know what they're doing when they're engaged in all that. They're very professional and I've been a little more confident that things are going okay.

Life Line Screening was very good this year. Last year was terrible. We had to deal with some very obnoxious people and that was reported, too. This time, it was fine. We had felt good about the results.

Everything was fine. For some of the things that my husband had done, Life Line found some things that they wanted a doctor to look at. So we're having some work done on that now. I thank Life Line very much.

I had a good experience with the techs. They explained what they were gonna do and what it was for. They were really nice and friendly. I was comfortable the whole time.

They have good prices for the testing and the techs have always been good.

The biggest issue that I have with them is they are never on time. When you get there, you've pre-arranged and pre-registered, but they're never set up. Other than that, they tell you everything you need to be aware of.

We've been scheduled for our appointment, and we go in exactly when we're supposed to. They take us in and check us out. They’ve increased more things as they go along a little bit. So that’s good. Life Line does a good job. They set your mind at ease a little bit on how you feel and what your possibility is. If they find something, they're going to let you know right away so you can go to your doctor and see if you can have it fixed, which is good.

The process was done in a timely manner. There were five screening tests and we did them all. Everything was fine at where we did it. It was only a mile from here, so it was convenient. That's one of the reasons we decided to do it. We did Life Line Screening two other times. We didn't do it for a couple years and we thought it was time to do it again. They did pick up his aortic aneurysm from the Life Line Screening first time that he did it, so I will definitely recommend it. We knew it was very good. We did a follow up with our doctors. I have bone density and it was right within the margin. His doctor looked at the results and said, "As long as you did it with Life Line Screening, we'll put the ultrasound off till next year."

I have two friends that went to Life Line over the years and they spoke highly of it and how it gave a nice detailed report of all the tests. Over the summer and back into the spring, I did not feel good and I kept going to the doctor. The doctor sent me to a heart doctor and they did lots of tests. They kept telling me I was fine but I still didn't feel good. I felt a little fatigued. I would take the dog for a walk every single night and I couldn't go as far as I used to go. That was getting shorter and shorter. There was something really wrong here.

I got the basic screening that whether I got plaque in your carotid arteries and the triple A screening. The technicians were helpful, pleasant, and upbeat. The last one I went to, she and her associate had a very good sense of humor. We cut up together. And I enjoyed that. Life Line was able to diagnose me with a heart problem I did not know I had. So the results were wonderful. The menu however was too big. We're familiar with it. But when we were there was more selling going on with respect to different tests than I would be comfortable with. But we have known it before, so we knew what we want and didn't want. The selling of the different services they have available should be done prior to any testing.

The ultrasound sucked. The lady did it like seven or eight times to make sure on what she was getting and getting recordings. Because I have abdominal aorta aneurysms, she was pushing down on my stomach hard enough that it hurt. They could have used a little more power on the machine rather than having to press down so they're actually touching my backbone with my stomach. It was like an hour for the one test and by the time we got done, I was so cold and shaking from laying there. I had to go outside in the heat and stand there in the sun to warm up. Then they had me come back in one more time because they didn't get a certain set of pictures right. But overall, it was good.

Everybody at Life Line Screening is nice. They talked to me and joked. I always try to take care of my own health when possible. So Life Line gives me some indicators of what is going on. And I would know if I can eat a cheeseburger Friday night instead of a salad. I was very pleased with my blood work that came back. I feel confident. So I don’t have to worry about my cholesterol and things because it came back very good. It made my life a little easier than to keep making doctor's appointments every six months. It's convenient and it works. You get results.

Working with Life Line was fine but it was a weird place where they have it done so that felt uncomfortable. But the people who did the screening were very efficient and seemed to know exactly what they were doing. They gave me a report quickly so I was satisfied with the services I received.

My son must have seen a brochure of Life Line Screening somewhere, picked it up and brought it to me. It was reasonable and I told him to go. They were very helpful and told him to go see his cardio and he went right away. He had issues that Life Line Screening found. He's got appointments to have the surgery for the aorta and then, they found that one kidney is only 5%. So, he's going to a specialist. It’s hard to get in because of all the COVID and everything is behind. But he is on top of it, thanks to Life Line Screening. Now, my neighbors are getting it. Everybody's going out to find Life screenings, which is good. I would recommend people to do that. It’s so convenient.

I had an episode on vacation of passing out and just wanted the test done and talk with my doctor. My sister-in-law said she loved the testing Life Line Screening did. The abdominal ultrasound was almost painful, just the way they were pressing on my stomach.

I found an aneurysm that no one knew about. So, I was glad I did the screening. The techs were good.

Life Line Screening uses a cattle call approach to scheduling and overbooks appoints on purpose. They will ask you for money before providing you any services and will later (less than 24 hours before your appoint) change your appointment. I cannot claim they are a complete scam but I can warn you. Please keep in mind that if you sign up and send them money it can take from 5 to 11 days for them to give you your money back, at least that is what they told me. That said I am still waiting to get my money back.

Life Line did a great job in raising a flag and telling me what I needed to do. Also, the technicians were all awesome. The only thing I would do differently is keep the waiting area a little more separated than just a row of curtains. When you're back there behind the curtains and getting the work done on you, the people who are waiting are in earshot of what they're telling you as the results come in. There could be a little more privacy added to that. If they had more than just a curtain separating the two areas, it would be beneficial to the patient.

I’ve had some issues over the years. I’m trying to go a little bit cheaper route than what my doctor usually charges, and I went with Life Line Screening. The screening process was good. The results are not specific enough for my particular situation, but the quality is okay.

I've had better luck with other techs. I signed up my aneurism check and Life Line didn't have that checked off. I paid for it and they had to charge me again for it. Also, when they drew blood through my finger, it was not a good test - not like a doctor does where they draw a vial of blood and they test it. After I got my results, I went to my regular doctor and she did the same thing. And she said, "No," she said, "You're lower than what your screening said and you're okay."

The screening was worthwhile in that it identified a condition that I have and was unaware of having. However, the screening was very expensive. When I signed up for the screening I was told that most insurance would cover the screening on a reimbursement basis. But, when I tried to have the charges reimbursed my insurance company stated that since Lifeline Screening does not use medical billing codes they could not cover the cost. Furthermore, if I had had the screening done through my primary care physician Medicare would have covered it at 100%.

The wonderful people at Life Line Screening found an irregularity in my carotid artery with ultrasound testing. Subsequent medical professionals found that my right carotid artery was, in fact, more than 95% blocked. I was asymptomatic and wholly unaware of the issue. I had a carotid endarterectomy in mid July to remove the blockage. As of mid August, I'm nearly recovered from surgery. Thank you Life Line!

My husband had a stroke right before turning 55 yrs old. He had asked our PCP to have tests done several times, in the 5 yrs since then, to make sure there were no further blockages because they never really determined the reason for his stroke (stroke was 12/31/2015). His cholesterol numbers were normal & the PCP said that he was 'doing good ' & no need for any tests. We had a bit of a windfall & had the money to do Life Line Screening at the time of receiving the notice in the mail so I decided to set up appts for each of us.

I am 93, my daughter took me in for a screen and they found a very large Abdominal Aneurysm. On my follow up appointment with an MD they discovered it was mostly a blood clot and therefore stable, no surgery needed.

Your screenings did not inform me of anything I did not already know. Also failed to let me know that my mitral valve was failing and needed to be replaced as soon as possible. The screenings also did not show or explain what the arteries looked like as far as blockage.

I was pleased with the timeliness and coordination of all the people involved in providing this screening. My only wish is that Medicare Advantage PPO would have covered the out of pocket costs to me for the tests I had done. Had that been the case I would have done the extra screenings that were offered at an additional cost.

Just a routing screening we thought....He came out with findings that his carotid artery was super blocked!! Dr. confirmed he's 78% blocked and could stroke at any time. We are scheduling his surgery asap...SO HAPPY I made him go this screening!! He's only 60. Everyone should do this.

Life Line did a complete job. I was quite satisfied with the results I got.

It was a good experience and the technicians were very professional. They discovered something that led me to go see my doctor and get on some maintenance medication to take care of it. I'm glad I went.

I got screwed on Life Line Screening. I went in to have my screenings done. They refused to do two of them because I had a stroke. They said I'd be reimbursed, and I never was. The techs were very professional until this past year. Also, my doctor wasn't as impressed as I was with the quality of the results I get. She says that they don't give a good percentage on the reading of my arteries being clogged.

The techs were all very nice. When I got into each section, they were nice to me and treated me well. I had a heart reading and screening for cancer, bone, stroke and my joints. They also did a blood test and checked my kidney function. My carotid artery had indicated that it was not in good shape. So I went to the doctor and I got a test done. And my carotid artery was okay. He said it was a little bit blocked, but it took me 68 years to get there and it was not something to panic about. So Life Line wasn't lying about that but it didn't mean I better get into the hospital to get it fixed. I recommend Life Line to anybody. But if any results they get from their tests is to bring that result to your doctor, get that retested.

Life Line screening has a much more reasonable price than going to the hospital and having preventative screening done. I've always had wonderful techs. They did the ultrasound on my neck and they also did a heart thing. They also screened for kidney disease, carotid artery disease and checked my body mass index. I took my results to my doctor when I went. He's happy I had them done.

I felt good about the techs who helped. They were very informative and efficient. You should go into Life Line screening. Any information is good.

I paid for a series of medical screenings. I get there - they added more tests. I paid twice for the same test and they will not refund me back my money. They also added on a test that I didn’t agree too. I did get that refund. Not please how they scam. Don’t recommend. Your prime doctor will do the same test.

Updated on 06/07/2021: Two months of anguish trying to get this company to return the money they stole from me, they only returned half. Please talk to your doctor before considering using this company. You don't deserve the anguish they have put us through. Remember your Doctor knows best what screening you need. Please check out the Cleveland B.B.B. Many complaints like mine. They are doing their best for us.

Staff is very unfriendly and do not explain the procedures. When they call your name, they are looking at their computer the entire time. They never make eye contact and bark out orders. 2) They use the same plastic covered pillow for all patients. To protect the spread of lice, they apply one paper towel that does not cover the pillow. The plastic pillows are wrinkled and distasteful. 3) Lobby music is appropriate for the younger generation and not appropriate for the clientele. 4) Life Line Screening lack ALL customer service recommendations. 5) Because Life Line Screening is so inattentive to basic customer service rules, it does bring into question their work ethic. We will take the Life Line Screening results with a grain of salt. 6) Unable to talk to anyone at Life Line Screening customer service line. Waited 10 minutes before hanging up. Save your money - Don't go to Life Line Screening!

My Mother has been doing this for a few years now, and swore by it. She was able to talk my Aunt into having it done, and they found an Aortic aneurysm, Her Doctor watched it for a few months, and then performed a successful surgery!! This screening literally saved her life! I only wish it had been around years ago, as this same thing is what my Dear GrandMother died from at the young age of 64. I have had the screening done now myself and Highly recommend it!!

I never really got the answers to the results of my test. That could be better. Other than that, everything was good. It all worked out with Life Line.

We love Life Line Screening. We’ve been doing it for maybe 20 years and we’ve told all our friends and family, so we all go. Our children have it done and then, they tell everybody. The techs are always wonderful, very polite and thorough. The results are excellent. They found my husband’s carotid problem. Then, we went to NYU in New York and we saw the top man there. Once he did the same tests that Lifeline did, they came out identical.

Life Line Screening detected a total blockage of one of my husband's carotid arteries. We made an appointment right away with the vascular surgeon, who then told us that it wasn't life-threatening at this point and sent us on our way, which was good. But it gave us a baseline. My husband is now in touch with a vascular surgeon on a regular basis because of that. I'm very glad that we had the Life Line.

My husband had a stroke. I wanted to make sure I was healthy. I got checked out and Life Line did a very thorough job. They checked all the major arteries and the process was painless. We went from station to station and there was no waiting. Every place we went to had a different technician and they were very polite. They explained what they were going to do and did it. The results were right on. All my veins are clear.

I tried to do a screening once a year because it lets me know if I'm getting clogged again. I had open heart surgery already. This is the second year in a row I've done the screening to check my veins. Everything was good.

I went through the Life Line Screening and I got the solutions back. They did a professional job. The first time I used it was 10 years ago and at one time, they saved my life because they caught a problem I had no idea I had. And so, I'm a firm believer in it. They keep sending me stuff but I just had it done. They keep saying that we should do it again but it just puts me on the list, so it’s okay. Every other year or so, I follow up with a backup. I’ve been blessed with good health but to get the base, I kept it up. I see a heart doctor every year and he would tell me not to waste my money. I told him that he spends 5 minutes with me and Life Line at least spends 10. It’s worth the money.

I saw a screening with Life Line that I didn’t get from my regular doctor. Artery clogging in the neck was something that we weren't following through with the doctors and we weren’t running any kind of tests that would check it so it would be worth it to see if there was any going on. The only thing is that the few locations that I've gone to are all temporary ones.

The people from Life Line Screening were all very nice. They sent me information that I needed to know for my appointment. They explained it very well. I was right in and right out, and I did not have to wait. They did a very good job of getting people in and out.

Life Line Screening looked at something with my stomach and I didn’t like that it was a bunch of us in one room. The techs told me to lie on the table and pull my shirt up, and there were two other people in the room. I didn't care for that. A little modicum of privacy would have been nice.

I got the screening done, so dealing with the tech was okay. But Life Line could have given a little bit more information when they started the screening and as they were doing the procedures.

I’ve done the screening each year with Life Line Screening and the techs were very good and competent. The results were helpful and I turned it over to my doctor. They did some follow-up testing from some of the results.

All the techs were great. They made you feel at ease and they explained what they were doing and what they were going to do.

I was having some symptoms of tiredness, et cetera, and I asked my cardiologist nurse about Life Line. She said that they were all certified people and it wouldn't hurt to try them. I was thinking of doing it anyway but she prompted me to do it. At the test site, the lady who did the scan said that it didn't look anything serious. However, when the report came back, it was pretty serious. There were about five screenings altogether. So I got treatment from the cardiologist surgeon and everything was fine. It has improved my life tremendously. So the screening is a good early warning.

Life Line's the only one I've ever gone with. It didn't take me too long to get my screening. They sent me a letter, about five screenings, and I just decided to get those done. The technicians just told me what they were supposed to do and got it over with.

I went to appear to a test because I was concerned and I wanted to know if I had cancer of any kind. They gave a test if I was breathing right, or if my heart was okay, and all that. I passed it with a push. The technicians were super nice too.

I'm about 130 miles away from my primary care physician and other physicians that I see. With COVID, I didn't want to travel that was why I did the screenings. The technicians were friendly. But in comparison to where I get my medical services, they were very young and I didn’t think they had much experience. I didn't feel the outcomes of those were as precise as I would have found. But it was all right for what we were experiencing at the time with COVID. They also had a difficult time on finding a thing. They wanted me to call the doctors right away and were sort of alarmists when there was no need to be.

Life Line Screening is great because they can cover a lot of things and they might pick up something during your screening that the doctor or somebody else might miss. The technicians are so courteous and nice. They try to make us as comfortable as possible. If you were just sitting there doing something, they would talk to you and try to keep you calm. We've had several screenings of this type and in various locations. Whenever they send us out an application for the next screening, we'll probably sign up for it and go for that one too.

They were all professionals and were great. They have a good setup. They send the report in and they give you a report back in. The first time, I knew that when they started running the sensor machine up and down my neck a few times that something must have been plugged. I had a talk with a doctor prior to that and he said, “No, you’re fine.” When I took the report in, he said, “We better get to see a neurologist,” and I had the surgery. So, that was one thing that was good. I was very satisfied with Life Line.

Everything was good with Life Line. It was a good deal. Their techs were also all nice. They did a good job, explained to me what they were gonna do and how they were gonna do it therein. I was happy with it. It may have saved my life by going and doing that, 'cause I had a couple of stents put in back in 2003 and it showed that I've got a little buildup in one of my arteries.

My experience with Life Line was good. However, I was upset that I couldn't get the bone density test. I thought I could get it done there with all the others, so I’d have everything done. But they said since I had my knees replaced, they couldn't do it. They sent me my $20 back. My husband and I also did the preventative screenings up in Wisconsin. They told him he had an aneurysm. So, we should see a doctor. We went to the doctor and they did the testing. They said, “No, there's nothing there. You don't have anything.” Four years later, it ruptured and we almost lost him. I don't know what we could have done. But looking back at it, Life Line Screening was right, we could have saved a lot of grief. He lived, but at first, they didn’t know if he was going to or not. But he made it. But it was awful. I really believe in Life Line because of what happened. I know some people don't and they would say, “You're wasting your money.” But I am not wasting my money.

I had the Lifeline screenings done in 2017 and they sent me back the results. It said that I had a build-up in the arteries. I ignored it. Then, I had a stroke a year and a half later. Since I had the stroke, I had to go for the vascular study every six months. Lifeline is great. For the cost, you get plenty of screenings. It's about as good of a low-cost screening as you're going to get.

The Life Line techs were very professional and treated me well. They were all great people. I've had so many tests recently in the past two months. I turned 60. My doctor’s giving me a physical from top to bottom. I have a severe cholesterol and blood pressure problem, and I'm about 25 pounds overweight. So, he changed my blood pressure and cholesterol medicine and put me on the most bland diet known to man to help me get my cholesterol and blood pressure down to the point where hopefully, I can go off medication and lose the 25 pounds to make it easier on my heart.

Life Line's workers were okay. Life Line is where I’d go.

Here are the problems I have encountered with this company. First one is that you are required to prepay for their services that may or may not take place and there is no refund if you change your mind. You are entrusting people with your health and potentially your life to do the tests correctly and with care. Since these tests are prepaid there is no incentive for those doing the tests to do a good job and to treat you like your life is important to them for the length of time you're in there care. With that being said, I prepaid $383.00. My appt was the first one of the day. I got to my appointment 15 minutes early in case they needed to check me in prior to my scheduled appointment. The building they were using to perform these health screenings was a broken down dirty old church gymnasium in one of the worst areas of Orlando considered as "the hood".

Went for appt & waited. Was there 15 minutes early the person at check in seemed like he was somewhere else & really did not want to be there. After checking in my wife & I waited for approx an hour for our tests in areas with no privacy. It has now been 4 weeks & 3 days with no results for me or my wife, I would never recommend this service to my family or friends.

I do the Life Line Screening every time they come to town because I have issues with genetics for my heart, cholesterol, and bone density. So I take advantage of their kindness, and the price is so good. We don't get very much as far as being a widow. So they let me have these important tests that could save my life. So God bless them. They’re always so kind and sweet. They’re really good people. As soon as I get the results in the mail, I get an appointment with my doctor. He looks it over, and he tells me if we need to do some things. The last time, my body was not making vitamin B12 anymore. So because of Life Line's test, my doctor put me on a vitamin, and I feel better.

LifeLine Screening told me where I lie as far as my health. I then went to my main doctor and they had already taken all the tests and I'm on the up and up with everything.

I went to get my heart checked and see if I have any blocked arteries or a good, normal heartbeat. The Life Line Screening techs were very nice. They were very polite and told me step-by-step what they were going to do. I liked it. I was comfortable. Also, it wasn't expensive at all. And I sleep better at night now, knowing that my heart is good. I would tell others about my experience with Life Line.

I received a brochure and had an appointment about 30 days later with my cardiologist. I called the cardiologist and said, “this is what this program does and price looks good. Would this be valuable information for our upcoming session?” he said, "It can't hurt as the more information we have, the better. Sure, proceed." that's what prompted me to go ahead with Life Line Screening. It turned out, it had to be delayed and delayed because of COVID, but we got it pulled together. I had five tests done, and it took less than a half hour. It was a very quick, simple and professional experience. It was very positive for me.

They sent me emails and I did the screening once years ago. Then when it came up again, I signed up again. They put it out there and let me know what was available. Their technicians are wonderful. They make it so easy, uncomplicated, and comfortable. Life Line was spot on with all of the things because when I went to my doctor, I brought the report in and the doctors were pleased with it. They found it helpful.

We're not going back to Life Line Screening because it costs money and we're on Medicare Advantage. Our policies cover all that through our physician. I don't believe Life Line is worth the cost. The doctors really don't accept it. They'll order the same test again even though I give them the Life Line Screening stuff. When my wife and I go, it's $600. With Medicare Advantage, we hardly ever pay $10 for a doctor's visit, and I can't remember spending hardly anything, even when we go to emergency room. It's all kind of covered. I used to have five jobs after I retired from my main job. I'm over 89 and I only have one job. So, I can't afford it. $500 is a lot of money.

I have done screening every three or four years and I've had good results with Life Line Screening over the years. They walked me through the process, told me what was going to happen and I was very comfortable with the way they presented it. I appreciate what they did. They made me more aware of different things. I turned the results over to my doctor and he was content with it, so I was content with it too. It's not like it's fake.

I went with Life Line Screening as it's local and not too costly. They've helped me and they've been pleasant. The carotid artery is what I was interested in. They want to put me on blood thinners and I said no. But I'm glad I have no further symptom.

Since the insurance don't let you have a test for wellness, it helps to find out what might be prevented down the line. I've done it for a couple of years and I've never had any bad experience. But the last one that I went to was a little curt at the front door.

They checked me in, explained what was going on, and everything went smoothly. It was a very good experience. I did the screening for the cardiovascular and peripheral arterial disease, and the bone density. There were five basic scans. The quality of the results was very good. They were very informative. They made me more aware of what I have to focus on and any issues that I have to talk to the doctor about. They put some fears to rest. My biggest issue is being able to get in to see the doctor during this time of COVID. But overall, going through Life Line is a good idea. The price is very reasonable. It's a lot less than I could get it through going to different locations with the recommendations from the doctor. It's something everybody should do, especially at advanced age. It's very easy to do and highly recommended.

Everything was perfect. Life Line was a very good place. It was a very professional and very good experience.