Life Line Screening Reviews

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.

I wanted some of the tests done. With Life Line, I didn't need to go to the doctor and then go to three other doctors. They have everything set up real nice, and you just flow right through it. They've been very nice and helpful. Because of the pandemic, they had to cancel a couple times, and then they do call back and follow up. So, it's one of the better places I've had to deal with.

They made me comfortable by explaining what they were going to do. Everything was good. Life Line Screening is good for the price. It's worth it.

We've been doing Life Line for many years and they were not well organized. We would wait a long time sometimes. But the last few times, they're much better organized. They get us right in and right out. Also, I've never had a negative experience with any of the little technicians that we had. That's why we keep going back every year. I'm pretty pleased with it.

My experience was very uneventful. I just went in, got the test done, and left. The quality of the results was fine.

Last year, I was told my artery is about 50% or a little more plugged and I thought that I better keep checking it. Life Line helped me. I was glad I went and found this or it could have been bad.

My husband got some information on Life Line. He started going and then I started going. Their receptionist is nice and the techs are good. The results go online and then they go right to our doctor and she can see it.

I had some illness before and we've done a preventative screening. I had some different scans and stuff made. The techs from Life Line are good and nice. They did about three screenings this last time that I went. I just take them and then they send me a copy of it. I send them to my doctor and he said it looks good to him.

I'm waiting to get the final bill from Life Line Screening because I've talked to two representatives before, and one of them said she would send me a bill, which she never did. But then, I got another thing telling me that they were gonna charge my credit card again. I've been in the program for about three years. I've been tested three times and the first two times were okay. The pandemic has changed a lot. They had to change the locations. The last change was the night before. So, that was kind of disconcerting. I did not like the place. I'm in a fairly small town. The place that it ended up being was at a VFW and it's very smoky. When I went in, the girl who reaches out to you and takes your information said something about my four tests, and I thought I was gonna have five.

We saw the opportunity to do some tests that aren't offered on a regular basis by our doctor. We registered with Life Line and each of us was taken to a cubicle and they began the tests from one station to the next. The techs were very professional and pleasant. They answered questions if they had any. The process went fairly quickly. My husband was in one of the screenings longer than I was and when I questioned why it was taking so long, the techs didn't say anything. I just figured that they were looking a little deeper and taking more pictures to make sure they weren't seeing something that they weren't seeing. I was happy to have the preliminary information on the spot and the detailed results of the tests came within seven to 10 days. I was pleased with the promptness.

I did five different screenings with Life Line and worked well with their techs. They were very polite and told me what they were gonna do before they did it. Going with them is really good and necessary especially if someone has had a stroke.

We did the five-package deal for the blockage in the arteries and for the pulmonary. We also added for the glucose. Everything was good.

The techs were good. Everything went as planned and expected. I showed the results to my doctor and he said everything looked good.

Everything went well. I've been going to Life Line for over 10 years. I'm satisfied.

I used to do Lifesigns and have been doing it for years. My sister did Life Line and she encouraged me so I wanted to try it. The process was a little complicated in the beginning because of COVID. You had to sit in the car and wait. After you come in, you sit in a chair in the hallway. It was a little unprofessional when it came down to the health part.

I had done a preventative screening in the past with Life Line. Last month we did another testing. We didn’t do a lot of just conversation so it was nice given a lot of stuff going on with COVID. It was just get in and get out. Everything went fine. The experience was no questions, no problems.

I've had screening done one other time. It's been about 10 years and we're getting ready to change doctors. I figured this was the cheaper way of doing it than having the test run at the hospital and things. Life Line Screening tells me if I have the start of heart disease, which my dad had, so I'm trying to just keep up on my own health. The Life Line Screening technicians explained everything they were doing, and they were very conscious of COVID stuff.

Life Line was giving comprehensive screenings at a price a fraction of the corporation. My doctor recommended it some 12 years ago. Their screening techs are a bit business and a bit impersonal. Other than that, they were professional. Very often, English is not their first language. They're from different cultures, and people who are from different cultures often don't mesh as well as someone from your group. But I'm pretty happy with them. During COVID, it's pretty efficient. It's quick,. There weren't many people.

I tend to do preventative screenings and Life Line was readily available. I've been to many of their screening tests so I've had several people screen me for a variety of my tests. I did all the tests that they have to offer. Quality-wise, the results were good. Having worked with them, I'm more knowledgeable about my test than before.

I went to Life Line because my doctor told me to take some medications and I wanted to make sure that it didn't have any problem associated with my arteries or vein problems. Life Line is a good place to verify if what he learned was a problem or not. I could interact with a doctor because I learned something. That worked out and my experience there was pretty good.

I did Life Line years ago and every year they would send me something reminding me it had been so long since I did a screening. This particular time, I decided to do it and it was very good. This was during the quarantine. They were very careful about letting people in and there was distancing too. I was very pleased with it. It was not a long waiting period and the results came in a couple of weeks afterward. I was wonderful with the results so I hope it's accurate. I haven't shown the results to my doctor yet but Life Line recommends doing that.

Life Line seemed like they had a pretty reasonable cost for everything that I got. They did the heart screen. The other thing I was interested in in particular was checking for the peripheral arterial disease. Everybody was really great and polite. They were cordial and welcoming. They explained what they were doing and they were very professional. The quality of the results was great. It gave me what my values were and what the normal range was, and kinda gave me an idea where I weren’t fit. They usually like to send them in for people to evaluate them, but it would be nice if they could give you more feedback at the time. But they did say that if there was anything life-threatening, they would let you know.

My husband had an amputation and we wanted to get his other areas screened. I had mine done two years prior. We wanted to do this once a year but he was in the hospital. We did the screening as a precaution. This was our second visit to Life Line Screening. We went back since we liked the first visit. It was a pleasant experience.

I have a cousin who works out all the time. He is never ill and never goes to the doctor. He went to Life Line Screening and they found an abdominal aortic aneurysm. he was taken to the hospital and ended up with aneurysm repair. My husband and I went with Life Line as well and the techniques they used were fine. The building that they had their facility in was old though and not kept up very well. We're currently following up on the suggestions they gave us which included a bone density test for osteoporosis for me and an ultrasound of my husband's carotid artery.

Everybody at Life Line was really nice and professional. They had their masks on and they had hand sanitizer. Everything was being wiped down. I sat six feet from other people waiting to be seen and things were handled very well. I got the five package deal from them and it was very beneficial for me. Life Line provides a very good service. If people have concerns about their health because of family, it's a good thing to be able to access as a resource.

My screening at Life Line went very efficiently. This is the third time I've done it and each time has been a very painless and hassle-free process. It's reasonable cost-wise and my doctor recommends it. The techs are friendly and knowledgeable regarding what they're doing. The last time, I did screening for Stroke, AFIB, and peripheral artery disease. Life Line also checked my cholesterol for lipids. So far, my doctor finds the results fairly accurate.

I've been going to them for quite a while and I'm very satisfied. They explain if you ask a question and they're very nice.

I've been doing Life Line Screening for years and years and it goes exactly as I want it to, so I'm happy. I trusted the results too.

I had five tests done and whatever comes out comes out. I don’t let change ruin the quality of my life at all. I've had preventative screening before and I'll get it done again when it comes up next time too. I go to my regular doctor every year, but Life Line is just close. There's also no pain at all and the tech was nice.

Life Line Screening's technicians are super. They're polite, kind, they do their business and if there's a big long line, they're gonna be precise and not hem-haw around. If they have extra lenient time, like some of the time if there's spaces, they seem to be a little more at ease and may ask, "How you doing?" They're really good. They do their job and they get after it.

I had preventative screening done with Life Line Screening a few years ago, and I decided it would be good to go ahead and have it done again. I'm comfortable with them. They're very fast. They're very efficient due to the COVID thing. So, it was good. I was very satisfied. I just walked in the door and they took care of me.

I was very satisfied with Life Line Screening. They've been after me for the last six years since the last time I had it, and I went, "You know what, I'm gonna be 75 this year. Let's do it." I wanna know that everything's clean, and they're the ones who can tell me that. The staff was great. They kept everything private. They kept everything clean. They kept using the sanitizer and they kept asking me questions that were important. They were personal in the sense that I didn't feel like I just went in, they put it to me, they took it off and they sent me over to the next table. They escorted me and asked me if I was okay. They were very concerned and that feels good. As far as the results, I came through clean. With my knowledge of how the ultrasound and everything works, it was great. They covered everything.

Everybody at Life Line Screening was very nice and very professional. They all wore masks and took the temperature. It was great. After the screening, there wasn't anything wrong, so it's good news.

Life Line Screening did not meet my expectations. I thought they would take a deeper look at what kind of condition I'm in. Their reps were professional and everything was clean but when I went with them for preventive screening, what I got was way too short. I had five tests but then they didn't tell me much.

My husband and I both took all the test plus an extra on Feb. 27, 2020. As of July 29, 2020, we have no results nor has our Dr. recieved any. I have contacted them twice my email. After a couple of weeks, I had a reply that they were resenting them.. We received nothing. I emailed again and got no reply. I will be calling. We receive our mail at a P.O. box and I was careful to tell the lady that we only get mail at our PO Box and all she said was, "I need your physical address." Again before we left I reminded her that we only get mail at our PO Box. I also reminded them when I emailed them. Still no results. I feel our money was wasted.

I had A GOLD Membership plan for me and my husband for more than a year but this year was a disappointment, When I call to make the appointment the customer Service did not have the knowledge to make appointments or follow with email or phone calls, they gave me an appointment for me and my husband with an address for 9:00 & 9:35. When we arrived the place was close, I call them from that location and they direct me to another location telling me that they email me the day before changing the location, but they did not email me or call me, so after we got to the second location the front desk lady told us that they could not take us. That if we will like to have the test we will have to sit in the car for approximately 2 hours and wait for a call. I left and came home and cancel both subscription. Will not recommend, very bad Service especially for old people, the staffs not friendly at all, bad manners.. VERY BAD..

Have been doing this for a few years, despite friends laughing saying it's a waste of money.. But I feel it's at least one thing proactive I could do for myself. Had an appointment today in Ohio, was there early, taken right away and was finished even before it was supposed to begin. Everyone was totally friendly, knew what they were doing, considerate, kind, all the girls were wonderful, Dave and RJ were wonderful too. What else could a person ask for. It's worth it for me personally. Thank you so much everyone!!! Valerie **

On May 8, 2020 I ordered the above referenced product. I never received product. I paid $65 for this test. I checked the website and it said order was delivered May 11, 2020. I still don't have it after 2 requests asking after it. My conclusion they are rip-offs. Don't use their services or order their products.

My appointment was canceled over a month ago due to Covid-19; instead of doing the right thing to refund me I had to spend hours with their reps arguing on the phone for my $149! I had to report them to the BBB to finally get my money back shame on them.

I signed up for Life Line Screening and the policy said if you cancelled 24 hours before your appointment you would get a refund. I called to cancel 1 week before my appointment but now they tell me they have changed their refund policy and won't refund my credit card even though I told them I was struggling financially due to COVID-19. They had nothing to say except that's our new policy. I told them they could get funding to help their business instead of denying people their refunds and they continued to tell them NO REFUND will be given. That is the WORST customer service I have ever experienced during such a difficult time! I will NEVER say anything good about a company who will not stand behind their policy and then changes it midstream to protect themselves only, caring nothing about the people who have kept them in business! HORRIBLE!

I've thought about doing a screening for a few years. I'm low on Vitamin D and it's so expensive at the doctor's office versus when Life Line Screening does it. I did not tell my doctor that I did the screening so that when I had my physical, I could compare. It was two months later that I could compare the results and they were right on. It's just that the ones that Life Line had were cheaper and I got a lot more tests.

I haven't had anything done like preventive screening in a while so I just wanted to. I thought it was a good thing to do. Life Line Screening was the closest one by. They did a good job. Everything was positive. It gave me peace of mind that my heart was okay. My results were good and everything is okay.

I had used these services in the past. I scheduled an appointment for 3/25/2020, and when the virus concerns began to grow, I attempted to cancel the appointment 4 days prior. I tried calling, and and could not reach a soul, and I replied to a confirmation email and got no response. I showed up to the location 15 minutes early on the scheduled day, and there was a sign stating the testing had been suspended due to the virus. This company had my cell # to text a confirmation, but did not provide the courtesy to notify me it had been cancelled. They did not call or send an email. So, this morning I called to request a refund. The refused, stating they would only issue a gift certificate for future screening. I explained I will not use them in the future, and they refused to issue a refund to my credit card. VERY POOR SERVICE!

Beware of this company. My experience with Lifeline Screening was a horrible, frustrating sickening one. They set me up with their "Gold VIP" plan and quoted me $119 for the screening. They asked me if I also wanted to include kidney and liver screening and I said yes. They didn't inform me that that would cost another $100 so, when I got the bill (prior to my screening appointment), I called them and they took the liver and kidney screening off. When I say I "I called them", I mean it took multiple calls where I was on hold for at least 20 minutes each time, and often after 20 minutes, it would send me to voicemail. I would then leave a voicemail and call back number and no one from that organization ever called me back.

I used Life Line Screening one time and I thought it was a good thing. I talked to the doctor too and it was good. A great experience overall.

Life Line is worth checking out and it's worth having the screening done. Their techs are very nice and pleasant. Although it's scary going in, they're very gentle as far as putting the stuff around my ankles. They did a good job. Also, it was a pretty good price with the number of tests that I had originally taken. My only negative thought is that when I go on, they tell me about other tests and it's not things that I had originally planned on doing. They either call me back or they tell me about it while I'm in there. I don't feel pressured in doing it though. They're just giving me some more options when I go in there.

Other than filling out the forms and then being called to the different stations and having different technicians, they were all fine. I had no real difficulty. My neck was a little sore after one of the tests for a couple of weeks but other than that, it was fine.

Very happy with my experience overall. Staff were very professional & quick, however, my first time visit was a little rocky, waited 1 1/2 hours due to a mix up. Second time test results were quick, everyone was very professional, so my only let down as a gold member is that I can't seem to get anyone to stop charging my credit card monthly so that I can pay may bill off completely. Last call I made they said a supervisor would get back with me.... No response. I paid by check my whole bill in February after waiting 6 months and although it was cashed they charged my card this morning.... Would do this again but not by payments.... Hoping this gets someone's attention.

At this point you don't even deserve 1 star, this company can't seem to get their act together, my wife and I had an appointment on March 4th and received a phone call that they were overbooked and didn't have the staff to handle all the appointments so they needed to re-schedule us to the next week, we get there and they tell us they're running two hours behind. I have a business to run, I can't neglect my business because this company can't get their act together. I can't say anything to the screenings because I haven't been able to get them done due to the very poor business management of this company. I called in to let them know how unhappy I am but the attitude on the other end was basically, they could care less. Another example of a company that is too big to care... I can't imagine running my business this way.

I’ve had a couple of screening done before and I thought it was time to do it again. I’ve had three of them done now. As far as economic-wise, Life Line Screening was affordable. The reps made me feel welcome too. I had many questions for them but they did their job. They’ve been very professional most of the time. There were quite a few people there. But it wasn’t that long a wait. They get to you through in a pretty good time. The results were okay too. There were groups that came out and set it up and did their stuff, and what they did and everything seemed good.

We did the heart disease and the stroke test with Life Line and there were six different things on the list. Their techs were very nice and they explained everything. The screening was quick and took about 45 minutes. It wasn't long unlike if I sit in a hospital clinic and be there for hours. When I gave the results to my doctor, she was glad to get it. She went over it and she said it was good.

My primary care physician suggested a preventative screening done because it was affordable and thought it was a good screening method. Everybody at Life Line was very friendly and nice. We didn't have to wait long. We were in and out of there within an hour. We were very satisfied with that time frame. We had heard from other friends who had gone to Life Line Screening in nearby town that they had to wait a long time, and we didn't have to.

I have had preventative screening done before. I felt like I had waited a number of years and I wanted to reassess. Life Line Screening was the only one I know that does the screening. They were very easy to work with and they made me comfortable every step of the way. Every technician I worked with was great. I underwent screening for the stroke and heart disease. The results were very accurate and it put my mind at ease. I highly recommend Life Line.

I had a screening Sept. 2018. All went well. I was under the impression this was a onetime investment as I only wanted an initial screening. They continue to take $19.95 from my card as of this date, Feb. 2020. I should have been paying closer attention to my credit card statement. I called the lifeline # offered on their website to have the problem taken care of. They transferred me to another number which eventually said they could not take my call and would call me back, which they did not. Very disappointed! Be careful releasing your credit card information and make sure they tell you if they decide to make you a “platinum“ member which apparently they did to me without my knowledge.

I have medicare and medicaid so I don't have to pay any money for my normal doctors to examine me. I won't pay for Life Line to do the same thing that I can get for free... I feel it is a waste of my money.

I had preventive screening done before with Life Line, and this time, I got three screenings done. The screening technicians were really good and they made me feel very relaxed. I was just put off with the receptionist. It seemed like she was a little rude to the lady ahead of me. The lady came in early and the receptionist just said, “Well, you just have to wait,” because she was busy on her phone. I understand that it was maybe her lunch hour and she can do whatever she wants, but she should always be polite no matter what. She could've just said, “Please give me a second, I’ll be right with you.” It bothered me that she was rude to the lady. But after that, the waiting time was fine. The only mix up was that, when I set up to do bloodwork, I was told I had to fast, but when I got there, they told me that I didn’t have to. The screening results made me feel good because I’m fine at where I’m at. I don’t have to worry, take any further test or change anything.

Life Line Screening was extensive, quick and efficient. It was all so positive so that’s good. They had different stations set up and the individual technicians for each test were pleasant. The quality was exceptional and it wasn’t expensive. I got their emails and I was very appreciative but I don’t have an immediate need right now. I’ll continue to do more screenings as they come up. I was very pleased and I would recommend it.

Everything was fine when I did my screening done through Life Line. I like to keep checking on my arteries and I've been trying to get screening done every year. Life Line wrote to me that it was time for another screening so I did it. They did screening for the legs, the stomach and my neck. Everybody there was polite and informative.

I went to the doctor and they sent me a brochure through the mail. I decide to get a preventative screening done, which took about an hour. All the workers were very pleasant and the procedure was good. The tech explained everything and things went very well. They sent back a report that everything was good. The screening has made me very aware and I was happy that they didn't find anything bad.

I take good care of myself but I continue to do preventative screening. I had done it before with Life Line and this last time was a regular check up for heart disease and stroke. It was great and I'm very pleased and satisfied. The tech was very professional. I was very comfortable with him.

Getting older, I figured I had to do some preventive screening. I’ve done it once before, but it wasn’t Life Screening. This time, I had Life Screening do the ultrasound of arteries, the pressure on the legs and everything come out good. They explained everything and everybody was friendly, nice, and professional. I was comfortable with them. Everything was to my expectation too.

I have breast cancer now, but I had detected it before getting a screening. I had done that when I was living in Dallas, and I thought that this time might be a good time to see what was going on. Life Line Screening called me in and did all the work. The process took about 10 minutes and the screening tech made me feel comfortable.

I do preventive screening every so often and decided to try Life Line because of the cost. I did the bone density and the arteries screening. The techs made me very comfortable. I gave the results to my doctor and he went with it.

The screening took place at the church here. I just wanted to see how healthy I was, and everything went well and smoothly. I thought it was good.

I had a heart attack back in March of last year, and to be on the safe side I wanted to make sure that I did not have any clogged arteries. They ran a bunch of tests like for diabetes and for the heart. And then they printed out a copy of it and told me how everything looked. The techs were good and I was 100% comfortable with them. The receptionist was fine, too. Everything went well with Life Line Screening, and the quality, compared to cost, was good.

I like the fact that Life Line do things that you don’t get done at your doctor’s. I’ve had the carotid and gotten EKG. Most of the techs are very good but some of them might be a little more personable. If they're a little friendlier, they'd make me feel more at ease. Other than that, going through the screening is very quick and not time-consuming. It’s something that people should take advantage of.

I got heart disease screening from Life Line Screening and everyone was cordial. And I paid a fair value for the quality of the results I received.

My first experience was the people were way overbooked the first day I had to schedule. They had too many people coming to that one place that day. I got there at 1 o’clock or so and they had people waiting from early in the morning, Obviously, they weren’t gonna get to me that day. They were hours and hours behind schedule. I rescheduled and went to a city a little further away on another time and that went okay. I got a full body screening, right from the ankle to the head to neck. They were professional and overall, I felt like it was worthwhile.

I have been doing preventative screening for several years. I figured preventative screening covered a lot of things that doctors don’t. I've used Life Line Screening, which has a good reputation They were very efficient, pleasant and took care of things. The tech chatted with me and asked if everything was okay. The quality of the results was very worthwhile. It gave me assurance that everything was going along fine and when I gave it to the doctor, they were happy to have all that info.

All were Nice younger folks and techs!! Kind and quick. They worked together to make it a painless, untime consuming affair. Looking forward to the results!! Would recommend. A very professional, pleasant, easy experience!!

Life Line Screening's techs have all been good. I got basic screening as well as a colon check from them. I've been doing this every two years for the last 10 years and I've gotten high-quality results. It's a great service and I really enjoy it. It really helps me monitor my health. Overall, working with Life Line Screening was a great experience. I was told that they weren’t gonna be coming to North Dakota anymore. I'm hoping they continue to come here.

I have high cholesterol and I went for preventive screening. I got Life Line's five screening package. It was quick and it went well. The results were good and so far, they have changed my eating habits a little.

A friend of mine recommended Life Line. Their tech was great and she was able to make me feel comfortable. The experience was very well organized and I was impressed with them. There was just one thing that came up and I've already taken it with the doctor. They were able to see it and they took care of it.

I have had other tests done with the results sent. This time I did not receive the results for the test (C reactive protein) that was taken. I only received my BMI. I already knew that. $60.00 no results...

When we were talking to our doctor, he said Medicare doesn't pay for preventative screening, so it's worthwhile getting the test to know if anything was wrong. We then made the appointment and went to Life Line. Everything went well. They were very nice people. There were three tests. One of them was screening for aneurysms, and the other one was a vascular test to see if your veins are working properly down your legs. The results came back negative, so we were happy. The screening gave us the assurance that nothing was wrong, clogged or blocked, and everything looked normal.

I am 60 yrs old and had a screening in May 2019 and found my right carotid artery was 70% blocked. I had no symptoms. Took the results to my doctor then to a vascular surgeon who ran his own tests. I had surgery 5 weeks ago and it was a success. You can't put a price on health. Thank you Life Line.

When I walked in, there was no sign-in sheet. They just said, "Have a seat." They didn't ask my name. I had a seat, and then they called people up that got there after me. But I had an appointment. So, it was very confusing, and people started saying, "Did you forget me? Did you forget me?" Because apparently, there were some people that had been there longer than me. They need to put a sign-in sheet so that they could take people in the order they come in, except for appointments, and then walk-ins would be worked in. That makes perfectly good sense to me. If they would fix the check-in process, it'd be better for their people and for their patients. But the results were fine and I took them to my doctor. It might help if people were notified about the additional testing that they offer. If more information was given on that, they may have more participants.

In September 2019 my husband had a carotid artery screening. The result was a mild risk of stroke. In November 2019 he had a stroke. His right carotid artery is 85% blocked. He is 85 years old - the doctor is weighing the risk of operating on him at that age. It is like walking around with a time bomb in his head. Screening code: **

I’ve had tests done with other providers, but the ones that Life Line offered and their price made me go with them for a couple of things that I needed done. It’s a different setup altogether compared to the other providers. You’re not going into a doctor’s office, and you’re not waiting for tests. It’s quicker. The techs talked, and they were very friendly and quick. Everything went really well.

I had a preventive screening done a few years ago with Life Line and thought it was time to have another quick look. This time, they did a bone density and blood flow test, and the results were excellent. Everybody was nice and it was a great experience.

In all the places in the last five years, they were very efficient and I didn't have to wait too long. I was very pleased with the information they sent me, and I passed it on to my primary doctor. They had a good location to go to and they had them in a lot of towns around me, so that's really convenient.

I had a concern whether my major arteries are blocked or not, so I decided to get a preventive screening done. I did the heart disease type. The techs I dealt with were terrific. The results were very favorable and I was happy with the quality of the results. Life Line Screening, overall, was good.

I got a preventive screening done due to the persistent emails and letters from Life Line Screening. We had it done before. At the reception, we had to wait a few minutes. They had to do one test over because they were training a young lady and she missed a step. But other than that, it was fine. We got the screening for the heart disease, stroke, cancer bone, joint and some more. The only thing that bothered me was right away when we were signing in, they wanted us to consider some of the additional ones, and for the two of us, that was starting to get expensive. That was $900 more. So, we said what we've signed up for was what we would take.

I've never had preventative screening done and because of my age, I thought it would be a wise thing to do. So I did one with Life Line Screening. My interactions with their tech was very professional. Once they got started, it just went from one phase to the next. They talked through when I asked them what's the purpose of this and this. They were very knowledgeable, so I was pleased with it. I was encouraged because they said everything was positive. They did mention osteoporosis, just because I'm short, I'm getting shorter. My mom was short and she got shorter too. So, I wasn't concerned about that. It was a satisfying experience in relation to the purpose that I had it done.

I am 65 years old and was diagnosed with arthritis and a stiffness. When I first heard about this product I tried it. And it works wonders on my pain and stiffness. Would recommend this product to everyone and have.

I have done screening with Life Line once before and I had a very good experience. They were very professional and kind. It was easy to ask questions and they were very helpful. I did a general checkup with them for my condition, just to find out what I might need to work on or whether it's already safe enough, and everything was going well. So, I felt good. I gave the report to my family doctor who I have always gone to for all these years. He said that it's a very good idea and he had encouraged me to go with and continue with this process. He was glad to have it because it gave him information that was very valuable for him.

I had previously done preventative screening with Life Line and they have always been very accommodating. I paid for a group of tests that are done in one swoop and the quality of the results is excellent. My doctor looked them over, and he seems to support everything and thinks it's a good idea to have it done.

Doing preventative screening is a good thing to get into. My dad had heart problems and passed away of a heart attack, and I didn’t wanna be in his predicament. I’ve been doing the screening for years, at least once a year, through Life Line. Their techs were all pleasant and polite. I was very comfortable when they were doing the tests. I sent my results to my doctor and my doctor has read them, and that’s why I had to have stents put in. Doing the screening, you could stay healthy and don’t have to worry about being out doing something and then having a heart attack, because they’re there to help you. I really appreciate it.

I did the basic screening and I just went through the steps. I hope the results are accurate.

When you turn 65, you have a wellness visit, but they don’t check you. They just talk to you. But I got more testing done through Life Line Screening. Their techs were wonderful, very quick, very cordial, and nice to talk with. I was very comfortable with them. They’re very knowledgeable about what they were doing, and didn't waste any time. They got you done and the results were given quickly. It came in the mail. And then the technicians and nurses, and so forth were all wonderful. I told people they need to do something like that. It’s very good.

I had about four tests done with Life Line Screening and it was quick and easy. The techs knew enough to do the test that they were needed to do. Moreover, the quality of the results was very professional. Everything worked out great and I was impressed.

I was 54 last year, and I wanted to make sure that I am fit to my health. My wife is a physician, and she got Life Line Screening's email advertisement and then she sent it to me. I was made to wait for their team longer than I expected, but other than that, the staff is very friendly and nice. I went to my doctor and they did a calcium scoring, and that came out zero. And then I did my blood test and my classmate, who is a dear friend and a physician, said, "Anybody would envy your blood report. It is so good." So, I'm very happy.

I keep falling all the time and I have checked out everything else, so I decided to get a Life Line Screening to see if it was actually my heart that was causing me to fall all the time. The techs were great. I liked them. They were comfortable to talk to and they explained everything that they were doing as they did it. They also helped me because I couldn't stand up very well and I was staggering all over the place. They were always making sure that I got from one procedure to the other without falling down. I did an overall screening and the quality of the results was very good indeed. I had seen my heart doctor and my other general practice doctor, and everything seems to be going well. I would recommend Life Line Screening to others.

I’ve always kept good care of my health. And at 68, I guess that the more you do screening, maybe the better. So, I decided to have it done probably a little bit more regular. I’ve had it done twice now. I got a scheduled time. I went in, and plus or minus, a few minutes, I went to each station. They’ve got it pretty well-scheduled, so nobody was waiting for any length of time. The whole thing didn’t take me 20 minutes. It was quick. They explained what they were doing. I looked at the results, and I think at each station, I knew what they were doing.

I would encourage others to do the screening if they have any type of concerns rather than waiting for signs or symptoms then having to go through your doctor. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Several years ago, I took my mother-in-law to Life Line Screening and then when I turned 50, I started getting informational emails. So I decided this year, I would do it because I have high cholesterol and I’m a social smoker. My dad also had popliteal neuropathy. So I was curious.

I’ve had high blood pressure for an amount of years and I wanted to make sure none of the stuff like plaque was building up in the vein. Life Line Screening was something the wife had seen online and she said we should do it, so we did. The technicians who assisted us were great and very informative. I did three types of screening where they did the bones and joints, as well as the veins in my neck and heart. And the results showed that everything was good, so I was happy.

I was there at Westminster Church for the 5 preventive stroke test today. The test requires an 8 hrs fast. It was my fault that I forgot to fast for 8 hrs. so I called the toll free customer service to ask the issue. So the customer service said that since there is no bloodwork it is ok for 4hrs fasting. So I went to my appt at Westminster Church. The receptionist greeted me nicely. So when they called my name I asked again about the fasting. The attendant was really rude and angry. And she said that I should have followed the instructions. And she said those customer service does not know what the procedure is. Then if that is the case they should trained them to be more well informed.

Someone sent me something through the mail about preventative screening and it was in the neighborhood, so I decided to do it. My interactions with Life Line's reps were easy and quick. They had it set up nicely and it was like you just went to a hospital and had those testing done. I had to take all the blood and all that stuff, but they came up with the same problem that was diagnosed by my doctor. Other than that, I like the fact they were so thorough without all that waiting and I'll do it again.

I'm 45 and something was happening to half of my friends. I was freaking out. I had to get checked out. But I don't really have a doctor and I'm not really sick. My husband did the screening years ago and I remembered the name. Life Line Screening is a great screening process to start and I looked it up online, scheduled and went. The experience was wonderful. I did the thighs, the abdominal ultrasound, the EKG and the carotid – that package – and the techs were very friendly. They didn't say much but I know they can't because I'm a technician myself. And no, it was really nice. The only thing is that the location was not so clean. But I know they have to be mobile and they gotta choose their location so it's all good.

I had gotten a flyer in the mail about preventative screening and I was reading everything about it. It was telling me what it was about and all the things you had to go through. At the time, I wanted to know if I had some kind of artery clogging, so I did it. The Life Line screening was a breeze to go through. When I got back the results, everything seemed to check out normal.

I wanted to do the preventative checkup as much as possible because my mother had that bulge-thing in her aorta and she didn’t know it. They accidentally found it. The people that I asked questions to at Life Line Screening had a proper answer. My triglycerides was high and the technician recommended me get the diabetes test, and I got that. I had six things done and the actual going and getting the test was about 15 minutes. But the waiting for my turn was a long time. The results were very easy to read. I don't have the same things as my mom and that's one thing. Now, I also know I’m supposed to eat healthier. The results stated that I’m at risk for certain things. But if I make lifestyle changes now then maybe I’ll be less likely to get that.

I was there on time but they were running 2 hours behind. The staff told me and others if we had to leave we would get an automatic refund. It never came. When I called "customer service" I was told I was a no show and I was out of luck. When I persisted I was told my case would be referred to accounting and they would get back to me in 72 hours. It should not be this difficult to get a refund when the fault was with the company. WE shall see what happens.

Due to my age, I did a preventive screening. Life Line's price was a good deal and I did the heart screening with them. Everybody was nice and they were very informative. It was a good experience. My results turned out really good. The only thing is I'm overweight. Otherwise, I give Life Line an A. They were great.

It's good to do a preventative screening. We've been doing that for six years now with Life Line Screening so we just do it every year. It's just nice to know what's going on. Everything had been fine with my experience and I liked everything.

My mother was in the hospital when Colorado City had their health fair, and a Life Line Screening display was there. I went around, and there was a young man there, and I talked to him. I decided that it was something that I needed to do. I've had several done. After I got signed up with Life Line, they would send me something every time they were gonna be close to where I lived. And then moved over here in San Angelo, and I got a letter, and they were gonna be here. So, I went to it and I got a screening. Their techs have always been really good. My mother had a stroke and my dad had a heart attack. I kinda got them both, so I try to keep with Life Line Screening.

Everything went just fine with Life Line Screening. When I first got there, there was a receptionist. She told me to have a seat and it seemed like it took quite a while but once I got back to the technicians, the process went real fast. The interactions with the technicians were good. I did a heart and stroke screening and the results seemed to be okay.

I've been going to Life Line Screening for six to seven years and the people I've interacted with were friendly. I've done heart disease and stroke screenings and the results were fine. At least you know where you stand.

I’ve done preventative screening every other year for a couple of years. I’m 83 and I don’t have anything wrong with me, but I wanna know if there’s anything brewing. I’ve been lucky enough to have good health. But it’s hard to get a doctor’s appointment for several different things if you wanna make sure you’re okay. I have taken the screening as a way to see if there’s anything that needs to be attended to. So far, I haven’t found anything.

My siblings and I all decided to get a prevention screening done. And for what we were looking for, Life Line Screening had the best deal. Moreover, their tech was very professional and quick. I had confidence that they knew what they were doing. I had heart and stroke screening done and when I took the results to my doctor when I did my annual physical, she agreed that there were no issues found or issues she knew of. It was a good relief to know that things were in order.

When EKG is being done, you’re not supposed to have your cellphone with you because the reading could be wrong. Two years ago, I got the EKG done through Life Line and my reading was off a little bit, so I went to my doctor for another reading, which wound up to be fine. My doctor asked me if I had my cellphone on and with me, and I said yes. But the Life Line technician didn’t tell me to take it off my body. Other than that, Life Line has been fine and their techs are professional.

I did a preventative screening three years ago, and decided that every three years, I would do that in addition to my physical. Because I don’t feel like the physical really gives me a full picture of my health. I received information in the mail from Life Line Screening, and I took a look at them online to see what it was all about and thought I would give it a try. The last tech that I had was a little bit funkier than the first one, simply because the location that they were in was under construction. So they had to improvise a bit, but certainly was not any fault of theirs. I just had a screening back in April, but I continue to get emails on a regular basis. And that’s slightly irritating to me.

I wanted to get a preventative screening done and at the time, Life Line Screening came up. My interactions with the tech were great. They were very nice, polite, and caring. Plus, I was very comfortable when they were performing the screening. The quality of the results was very good and the screening has helped with a lot.

My experience with Life Line Screening was perfect. I did the jugular ultrasound and a density test. It was my third time with them and their reps did a really good job of giving information so they can go on and take it to their primary caregiver, if there’s anything that they need to go further with. I had multiple techs. They greeted me by name, asked me how I was doing, explained everything they were gonna do, and then went on with the next procedure. They seem knowledgeable when they were telling me what was going on. I would definitely recommend them to a friend. My husband actually started going there too.

Life Line is a great idea and I definitely recommend it to a friend. I have a heart problem and breathing problems, and I'm getting up there in years so I always found a preventive screening was a good idea. I got five screenings with Life Line, and mostly, it all had to do with my blood circulation, my heart, etc. The techs were great and everything on the screening came out okay. The screening made me feel better.

I've used Life Line for the last five years in Colorado and everything has gone pretty well. I do full screening and get good quality results through them. I've also had good experiences with their technicians who are all professional.

My daughter set up a preventative screening for me, and then I had a pretty good experience with the tech that helped me. They explained everything really well, and the quality of the results were really good too. I was pleased with them. Having the screening done was good and it did give us peace of mind.

We've been having preventative screening done for years, and besides our doctor, Life Line is the only provider that we get notices from that we knew. This last time, however, I was very dissatisfied because the machine was broken. We had to go back to have the testing done for the one that we couldn't have. Other than that, the tech was nice. We did five screenings and the techs did very well at making us comfortable during the process.

A little while back, I went to Life Line Screening to get my blood drawn for a thing they were doing. Plus, I did the kidney screening. When I went the last time, how to sign up and not having an appointment time was confusing. It was 30 minutes later before they called me up there to register me. Moreover, when they drew my blood, my arm bruised up worse than I’ve ever had it before. The guy had a hard time. He got the needle in. He said he couldn’t find the vein and had to turn it all around. It was really painful. My husband and I have done the screening a couple of times and sometimes, getting registered is confusing but we like the information and reports that we get. We like to always have information on our health. If Life Line Screening ever comes up with a good price, we're gonna go back and do it again.

When I went for the screening, all involved were helpful and friendly. I was told that I would receive my results by mail within 2 - 3 weeks. After 4 weeks without hearing anything, I called Life Line and was told that my results had been mailed out, but would be resent. After another 2 weeks I finally received my results, with the report dated 5 weeks after my screening. (In the meantime I had to have some of the same tests done by my regular doctor) The results showed that my bone density was normal, with no osteoporosis, and I know for a fact that I do have osteoporosis, diagnosed by several doctors. This makes me doubt the accuracy of all of the tests done by Life Line. A friend who also had the screenings at the same time as I did is still awaiting his results, 6 weeks later.

I take my regular office visits to see my doctor and since Life Line Screening offered some things that I thought I would get checked, I decided to sign up and go through the process. There were about five procedures done and the whole process was good. Although it was busier and it took longer than what I expected, I understood why that happened. Besides, they ran them through as quickly as possible. The people who did the exams were all courteous too. They explained what they were doing.

With Life Line Screening, I had a positive, comfortable experience that provided facts and reassuring results. Life Line's content marketing approach drew me. I have seen a couple of times the flyer that was coming around with the information printed on it. Also age was a factor, but more specifically just looking at a milestone in my own personal age, whenever you reach a new decade to kind of reassess things. Life Line was very close to where I'm living. And the cost to do it for that convenience of being close, when I balanced it out, I was willing to pay that just for that convenience to get everything done without having to really go to my primary care provider who is actually further away than they were. So, then it was a time saving factor for me too that I didn't have to drive and go through a clinic.

I got almost everything that Life Line Screening had. It was supposed to be $149 and I ended up with $260. I brought the results with me when I went for a physical afterwards and the doctor used those as opposed to using his own. Everything was positive. I’d certainly recommend Life Line.

My experience with Life Line was great. I got an email about them, and I had issues that I wanted to be resolved and put my mind at ease. I got a package which has 4 or 5 things that they screened for and it was $149. They did AFib (atrial fibrillation), carotid, and an aortic. There were 4 or 5 ultrasounds. My first thoughts when I first walked in was odd and I didn’t expect it to look like that. It was all those little screens and little departments, but it went very smoothly. The only thing that I didn’t like was the osteoporosis test because that was not accurate at all. All they do is one little thing for two seconds on the leg, which doesn’t prove anything because I have osteoporosis. I’ve had osteoporosis for 15 years and it’s showing that I didn’t. And I’ve had bone scans which was definitely more accurate. So, that’s probably something they can do away with because it’s a waste of time. But all in all, I would definitely recommend Life Line Screening.

I’m at the age where I need to get preventative screening done. I’m a member of the NRA, and they sent me a pamphlet on Life Line Screening and an offer where they pay part of it. I got a package where I did the normal blood pressure screening and the stroke prevention that was the key deal which went along with it. The whole process for the screening was extremely smooth. I loved the techs who helped and everybody was kind and helpful. They told me in detail all that they were doing. Everything went quickly and it was a wonderful experience. I would do it again and when they come to my area again next year, I’m gonna do the full-blown package.

I had a screening done several years ago. And now, at my age, I thought it would be a good idea to have it repeated. I went to Life Line and it went very well. When I got there, we were told that they were short-staffed and running a little bit behind. But they got us through just fine. We didn't have to wait very long. They did a great job of getting us through. I did all of the tests except bone density because I have artificial knees and they could not do the bone density. I had good results. I was very pleased and I have recommended Life Line. Going to Life Line is a great idea. They were busy that day so evidently, a lot of people also thought it was a good idea. Their price is extremely reasonable to get all the testing done. If you did that at a medical facility, it would cost you a lot more.

Getting the preventative screening was my husband’s idea and with the Life Line Screening tech we worked with, we had to wait a long time, which was the worst thing. But once we got past the waiting time, everything was fine. We had the ultrasound, looking for anything going on in the heart, EKG, and stuff like that, but we didn’t do any blood work. All in all, the results are fine but I don't know if it really benefited me or if it gave me anything I didn’t already know.

I'm a nurse, and I know that getting preventive screening is important. I got the all inclusive screening done through Life Line. It was a very nice experience. They were all very polite and very respectful. I just went for my physical today, and my doctor said he was very pleased with the test results from the screening. I don't know their machines, but it said what it's supposed to say. The price was also reasonable. In fact, I suggested that my brother go to Life Line.

I have my doctor, but Life Line does a lot of the things that I need to have done that the doctor doesn’t do right off the bat. Everybody’s really nice. They’re really good and my doctor gets them, too.

I usually have Life Line preventive maintenance done every year. They went and checked my carotid arteries because the first couple of times, it showed there was a little bit of buildup. But then, that hasn't gotten any worse. Everybody at Life Line is really friendly and courteous. Moreover, the price is reasonable and I don’t have to wait very long for my appointment. I'd recommend it to anybody.

I needed screening and Life Line came recommended to me. I had all of the tests, including cardio. The techs were all knowledgeable but then I wish I had a little bit more privacy. The results I got were of average quality.

Life Line does some regular screenings that my GP doesn’t do, like the aortic aneurysm test. There, I feel like I get some extra things better indicative of my general health that I don’t get through my GP. The first time I was there though, it wasn't an overall positive experience. It felt very disorganized. My appointment was one of the first ones, and the location they used was not one of the best ones I’d been to. The entrance wasn’t clearly marked on the building. Also, they were not prepared for people. I was the third person to arrive, and we had to wait close to half an hour before they were ready for us. The first test I had, the folks did not seem friendly. The check-in people were not friendly either.

I got a preventive screening done for the fact that I can get all those tests in one place and not have to make five different appointments for five different times. Life Line Screening was the only company who does those kind of tests in one location, all at once. They're definitely very beneficial and they send me all the results to share with my doctor. The tech was very professional and very knowledgeable. She was concerned about my comfort and positioning me in the way that was needed to be connected for the different tests. They told me that the tests would take about an hour and a half, but I was walking out in under an hour and a half.

I get the screening done every six months with Life Line and my regular doctor. The staff are friendly and efficient. They sometimes recommend tests I don't think about. And it's a pleasant experience. I get my results and I'm happy.

I decided to do a follow-up with Life Line Screening after having one done a few years ago. The techs whom I spoke with were very professional. I had my heard and blood pressure screened and the results changed my life for the better. They were a little better than what I had before.

I decided to get a screening done for my own peace of mind, and Life Line was great. The tech helped by talking to me, telling me what they were gonna do and keeping my mind at ease. I got the blood work and the screening, and though it was a little bit high, the quality of the results was good.

I'm getting older and I wanted information. I did Life Line Screening two years ago and I was satisfied with the whole process then. Their staff makes it so easy so I got it again. It was all done very professionally from checking in at the door, from telling me which screen to go to. When I went over to a particular screen, the techs told me what to do. The process moved nicely and I was totally satisfied with it. The results were perfect too. I brought them to my doctor and they were exactly what I expected in terms of what I wanted to know. In a couple of years, I'll do it again. I love everything about it.

At first, I went to Life Line for preventive screening to see what it was like. The second time I went, I had a slight enlarging of my thyroid which my doctor had not found at an examination. The scanning was a help to me to know that I need to have that looked at. The techs whom I worked with made me feel at ease. Every one of them is a professional. Thus far, I've been happy with Life Line and I don't find a need to go anywhere else.

I liked the number of tests that I got for the decent amount of money with Life Line. I did the all-inclusive screening, which included checking the arteries. This was the second time I've done it, and both times were good. The techs were all knowledgeable and understanding. Their friendliness impressed me. They didn't think of me as a piece of meat just to get through the line. I was very pleased with the overall quality of everything that I've gotten from Life Line.

I'm satisfied with everything at Life Line Screening. I show my results to my doctor because I have yearly physical, and he doesn't do some of the tests they do. And I'm just happy with everything.

Life Line called me one day and told me that preventive screening was something that would be good to do, and I did it. I went last year for the first time and then I went again this year. I personally like the way I was treated. I really felt cared-for. They were very, very kind to me. During the process, I was totally 100% comfortable. They did about five different tests on my legs, on my arms, on my stomach, and on my neck. They were caring, and very, very professional. Another thing that I appreciated was the fact that they have everybody on a time schedule. When I go in there, I know exactly how long it will gonna be.

I wanted to get screened to see how I was doing and Life Line offered a special deal here in El Paso. They were good and I felt comfortable. Everything went well. The quality of the results is all good.