Life Line Screening Reviews

This is such a great opportunity for VITAL and simple, non-invasive tests to check your health. I have been going for years and have paid for three of my employees to go. All of our results have been good. It's such a deal for the money! What else can I say?

I have always had a good experience at Life Line Screenings. The staff is very conscientious and completes their work in a timely manner. The staff is professional and courteous and always available if you have any questions. I have recommended this screening to at least 10 other people and I feel that it is a wonderful service to seniors to assist them in learning about conditions which might be existing that their doctor may not have ordered tests for. I think everyone should go to get one of these Lifeline Screenings. It's painless and provides you with peace of mind.

I retired and I hadn't gotten Medicare, and I normally did a check-up every year. So, I just pay the money to have the check-up done through Life Line Screening. My experience with them has been excellent. They were doing different types of screening for just one price. If I had gone somewhere else, I would've had to get a referral for that, to have a referral for this, to have a referral for this thing, and I just wasn't for that. I wanted to get everything done at one time, and it worked out perfectly.

The experience was as expected based on previous visits. The staff was courteous and professional. Everything was performed on time and according to procedure. I would recommend the Life Line testing to others. I will sign up again next year for suggested tests.

Test was 13 April 2019. It's now July. I've called several times trying to get OSTEOPOROSIS results and finally gave up. I won't be back. I was pleased with techs and facility but getting results by trying to contact you for results was impossible. No one seems to have followed through.

It gives information regarding heart, stroke, diabetes, blood pressure, weight to height obesity among other things so it helps me have peace of mind for a very reasonable price compared to the cost of going to a doctor. Wait times are not what I would like but short enough. I might suggest that the appointments be scheduled with those who are still working in mind versus those who are are retired to allow those who are working to have a shorter wait time.

This is the fourth year I've done preventive screening and financially, it has definitely helped not having to put out a ton of dollars. It’s a whole lot less expensive than going through your doctor’s office to try to get all of the tests that they do done. It also definitely makes me aware of my decision where I can do better. Whenever I go to do the Life Line Screening, afterwards, I go and have my annual physical done with my primary doctor. It is generally just a confirmation. He’ll do my blood pressure and a separate blood panel. But they usually run hand-in-hand with what the results are with the Life Line. So I’m content with the result. I think they’re legit.

Life Line Screening reached out to me and sent me a notification on their promo and I took advantage of it. The screening was in Miami Springs and when I first came in, the check-in was pretty smooth. There was a little bit of a wait which I don’t know if it was because of staffing, but each one of the various testing sections was divided with curtains. I did the first set of tests, then they had me do the second set, and it didn’t take very long.

I was having some numbing in my feet and I saw the advertisements of Life Line Screening. One of those was for peripheral artery disease. During the screening process, you go in and register. Then there are three different sections that you go to. Each one has a different person that does the screening. The techs were very professional and the team seemed to get along very well. They came from long distances. They communicated with the different patients telling them that they would get the results of the test and it’s something they might wanna do a follow up with their physician. They told one lady that she might wanna go ahead and go to the doctor’s office when she left there.

I've reached 60 and as I got older, there were some things I should get checked out on. It was time to start keeping a close check on some of that and with Life Line Screening, I could get all the tests done in one place. If I went through my physician, I would have to go to different locations for different tests. The Life Line techs were very friendly, courteous and professional. I was very pleased. I was very comfortable with each test and the technician. I had the heart screening which is for ACM. I had the carotid artery for stroke and the aneurysm screening. The report I got was very thorough and it explained it all. The screening results helped me to know at this point that everything was okay but I need to maintain a healthy lifestyle to keep it that way. I plan to continue having them periodically to keep a check on things.

I had five types of screening done with Life Line Screening and it was a pleasant experience. I had seen it advertised and I thought that at my age, I might as well do this kind of a screening test and find out how everything looks. I enjoyed my experience with the tech and I was glad to get the good results.

My husband and I joined and got our 2 certificates for free carotid artery scan to give to friends, whatever. I sent my to my sister in San Antonio. (Asked if they could use and you folks said yes...) My sister has been trying to contact for a few weeks and NO ONE will call her back...? What gives?

My wife and I went to get a second Life Line Screening to determine any changes to the first screening. We provide this screening to our family doctor to help improve the health evaluation and determine if any further steps needs to be taken to maintain good health. This screening is very helpful in early detection of any issues so positive steps can be taken early on before major health problems occur. We are both retired and recommend this screening for other families that are interested in maintaining good health.

I’ve had three tests with Life Line. The last time I was there, it was a little crowded and had to wait quite a while. There were technical problems with their computers. The thing with Life Line is they have to operate in kind of odd quarters many times. They don’t have their own place so they go anywhere they can find space. They have to make do with what they have. The biggest problem was the long wait. I waited for two hours. Everybody was very nice about it though. But my results were very good. I got an okay from my family doctor before I took the tests and she said that was fine to do. Life Line was consistent with everything I knew about myself so they were fine. Their people were all very helpful. My blood pressure was pretty high that day and they were very concerned.

I heard about Life Line Screening on TV and I made a phone call. They told me where to go. The staff was efficient and seemed to know what they were doing. They were in and out of there. Plus, they told me why they were doing everything they did. I was excited about the results that I was doing pretty good. I came out smelling like a rose.

I saw Life Line advertised on TV and decided it was something I wanted to try. The reps were very friendly and helpful. Things also turned out well and it is very comforting to find out that everything is okay.

We get this advertisement by mail and that mainly got our attention to Life Line. I decided it’s the safety thing to do. The screening techs seemed to be knowledgeable and the experience was very satisfactory. We had good results but I went to my doctor later and they did not take Life Line Screening for the final verdict. But they did their own screening and they found that Life Line was correct.

I thought I needed preventive screening done and I had my aorta tested. There were a few other tests and my experience with the screening tech was very good. She was very good in making me feel comfortable during the screening process. Then she got right out on the ball. I had an aneurism and she called down Syracuse. It was critical. It was bad news but Life Line Screening did a good job.

Every year, I look forward to do the Life Line screening. They monitor stuff that you do and make sure that everything is okay. Since I've been introduced to this service, I stick with it. The tech is very good. He goes through all the necessary tests and gave a result. I knew what I need to do to make any adjustments in my life. It's excellent. I recommend a lot of my friends to go and do the test, and they do.

I wanna make sure that everything is okay so I decided to go with preventative screening. I went with Life Line Screening because it’s closest to where I live. They were very nice. When I asked questions, they were very professional. They made me feel very comfortable. We had a good time. I'd recommend them anytime.

The price of Life Line Screening was reasonable. Their people were nice and professional. They won’t make you feel nervous about anything. You go in there, fill out the form then sit and wait. They checked the chest, heart and blood pressure, then the legs and the neck. The process didn’t take very long at all, just a few minutes for each test they did. You whiz in and out of there in an hour.

Life Line Screening sent me something in the mail then I did a preventative screening with them and the quality was great. It was a perfect timing for me to go in and do it and it probably kept me alive. Recently they called and wanted to know what my feelings were about the whole thing and I thought that it was good.

The technicians at Life Line Screening did a good job. They impressed me by the way they were dealing with us. They were professional and explained the instructions. I had about five screenings with them. The quality and the set up was nice and everything was excellent. I hope they keep up the good work and send flyers out to everybody else so more people can get the screening. I'll recommend them to anybody.

Life Line Screening advertised and sent me brochures, and I just picked them. I don’t believe in medicals but I like to have tests done. I like the idea that I will know. If something happens, they will let me know right away, which they do. The bill was a little bit high for what you get and because I don’t believe in doctors, but maybe it’s due to the technology. The experience with Life Line was good.