Life Line Screening

It seems like a lot of people show up at the same time at Life Line Screening, but the gal that's taking care of everybody is really good at lining them out. It just seems a little hectic. The screening lasts for about 40 minutes. It goes quickly. I had my gallbladder taken out. So, I went in for an ultrasound before they did the gallbladder and they told me some things that I had wrong. When I had the ultrasound done by Life Line, the gal said, "Oh, yeah, everything's good." I told her about what they had seen on the other screening and she stopped and then redid it. They found the same thing. If I hadn't mentioned it, they wouldn't ever see it. They're in a hurry. Other than that, I'm satisfied. They do what you pay for. They do a good job. They give you the information you're looking for.

It was not worth it! The screening was not accurate at all and the females who did my screening were rude and did not have customer service/good bed side manner. I had been trying to cancel for months and they still keep taking out 19.98 a month out!! Not satisfied at all!!

Life Line has been here over the years and we've used the service a number of times. The screening tech who helped me this most recent time was very good. It was a very pleasant experience.

I decided to get preventative screening performed because I have a lot of health problems going on. I wanted to see if that would help. The Life Line Screening technicians were very professional. What I really wanted to know about was my legs because I had blood clots, but they couldn't do anything because of the blood clots. So, that was my main thing. I did all the tests and I shared them with my doctor and he didn't agree with the right and left carotid because I've had it tested before. So, he wants me to do it again.

The Life Line Screening techs were nice. I did a screening of my arteries. They did something to my knee.

The screening with Life Line was over in 10 minutes. Everything went smoothly. The results look good. I've gotta talk to my doctor about my carotid arteries and find out if it was accurate or not.

The Life Line screening facility was close. It was within a mile. I did the screening for the neck artery and the abdominal. There was a pressure in our legs and heart. The screening took about 30 minutes for all of them at each one of us. The technicians were all very good. We felt very good about the whole process. The results were very good as well. When we went in to see our physician, I sent them. He was very impressed with them. He was glad to get them because Gene did have one problem which we knew. It clarified it for him that he had it.

We thought we'd get some supplemental tests to the ones that we have with our regular physician. The screening technicians from Life Line were very good. They were easy to work with and talk to. We had several different tests ran. I felt okay about the results. I talked with my primary care physician and my cardiologist and they were fine with it.

The Life Line Screening reps were all very nice and they told me everything was private. Even though it was in a group setting, they had blockades everywhere. So, if I had to take my shirt off, everything was very private. In one of the screenings, I had to raise my shirt. The screening process didn't take too long at all. It was a couple of minutes for one. The results were very accurate. I had shared it with my doctor and he was glad that I had them done. I would tell a friend to go get checked out and go to Life Line Screening. You never know what's going on within your body. If you get it done before anything major happens, if you have any complications, it's always easier as far as heart attack.

Life Line Screening is the only one I know about and it was recommended to me by someone who I trust. The people who did the screening did a nice job and they were very professional. I was pleased. They did a bunch of ultrasounds. I was happy with the results.

The techs at Life Line Screening were very good and seemed very nice. There was a variety of things I had done. They had an efficient process.

The Life Line technicians were very considerate, called me by my name, and we're pretty much no-nonsense technicians. I was there for about an hour and a half. The overall screening process was what I expected. Life Line picked up something that I wouldn't have known about through my normal annual health exam. As a result of one of the tests, I'm monitored by my specialist.

My experience with Life Line was fine. It was well-organized. They promptly sent me the results of my four tests, and I believe the tests were valid. So, it's a pretty good deal. I've had it done screening through Life Line five years ago, and this is the second time that I've done it. I'm reasonably well-pleased with it. I would recommend it. It's a good value.

I've had Life Line Screening half a dozen times every year or so and everything went as advertised. The personnel were very knowledgeable, helpful, courteous, and it was a nice experience. It's well-operated. The actual screening process was pleasant. I didn't feel pressured. It's a nice break in the day. I get to lie on a table for a while. The woman who was my technician lives in Baltimore, which is where I am. So, we had a nice conversation and she was knowledgeable. And then, the second technician came to help her and it was the same response.

As far as the quality of results, it was informative, detailed, and it was a good experience. In fact, I've been recommending Life Line to people and a friend of mine up in Pennsylvania went the other day to get screened. I look forward to next year with the same experience.

I'm a repeat Life Line customer. I had my third screening done. We showed up there, we had already pre-assigned to show up that day we said we were there. My wife and I waited our turn, and they proceeded to start doing the procedure. They did her first, and then I waited but it didn't take long. They were thorough and we were done. It was easy. I actually had some information immediately about my cholesterol level, and I had to wait for the other.

I've had three strokes and one heart attack and I have certain primary arteries that are 100% blocked. In fact, Life Line told me there were partial blocks before. When I informed my doctor, they didn't do anything about it. So now, they're 100% blocked. One of my carotids is 100% blocked. So, it triggered me to have a significant stroke because of that. But that was a plus and we liked them and we used them and I provided the information to both my cardiologists. I'm now going to an arterial surgeon.

I have very high cholesterol. When I was at Life Line, it was down to 177 for my total cholesterol, which is the lowest it's ever been, and the LDLs were 107, which is the lowest they've ever been. I've since done something. I do my own research, and then I try things, and then I find out what the results are. Now, there's nothing I can do for the carotid arteries blocked. The left side is 45 to 50% blocked. So, I'm making Life Line monitor it closely. I find it to be a good investment. I recommend Life Line to everybody.

Life Line Screening does some things that my regular doctor doesn't do on a regular basis, and it's fairly cheap to get it done. Also, it helps me gauge where my health's at. It's well worth the money.

The facility was fairly close. I could've walk there for five minutes. Everybody was professional and quick. I had to wait a few minutes. But when my turn came, I went up and went through the procedure and I was out of there in less than half an hour.

As far as the types of screening, I got the whole caboodle. It had checking the flow to my feet and for aneurysms. They do a lot of stuff. I got one result that made me change my lifestyle. I realized I was drinking too much. So, I stopped drinking. I had an elevated creatinine score which was not good.

Life Line did a screening for my plaque buildup in the arteries. They also checked the blood flow in my ankles. I'll be 70 in the spring and I was concerned about plaque buildup in my arteries and then the heart. I got a letter from Farm Bureau saying they were doing the screenings, and they were reasonable. So, it started out with just intentions of doing one or two and now I ended up doing five. The technicians were great. They are people persons. They know what they are doing. As far as the notes and all and the results of the screens, they seem to hold true from one year to the next. I've got a slight buildup in one artery in the heart, and the other one is clear. One is mild and one has nothing at all. The Aorta and the bottom of the stomach are like .35 and they told me that I need to keep track of that.

I've got confidence in what Life Line did. I took my doctor the results last year and she changed my blood pressure medicine. So, I had blood work on Monday and went back to see her yesterday, but I forgot to take them in. I'm gonna make a copy of everything that they got for my blood screen. They were consistent with what I had the year before.

My doctor had retired, and I didn't have a current physician. So, it seemed like a good opportunity to get some things checked out. I had a good impression of Life Line Screening.

Working with the techs was seamless. There's a person there where you register beforehand. When you show up, they check you in. Then there are different people that do the different tests. They're all very professional. Everything was explained ahead of time.

It's the third time I've done some screening with Life Line. The only thing that they should put into the bundle would be cholesterol check. They have it, but it's an additional fee over and above the package price for the five tests.

The results were very informational. It keeps me on top of a situation that I have. So, I know whether it's getting worse or not. It gives me a little peace of mind knowing that currently things are okay. My last test tells me that I've got additional issues that I need to pay attention to. So, it's well worth it.

When I called, they sold me the service with many "discounts" and they told me if I get my wife signed up I will get more discounts, they told me that I can pay everything on front and get the monthly subscription and I will apply for an extra discount, everything sounds very good.

Even they told me to get the subscription just for the discounts and cancel the following month, presently they still charging to my card two people subscriptions for three consecutive months even when I call two times to cancel the subscription, know they just canceled but I will receive a final bill of $160 because I'm canceling the subscription early.... really???, feel robbed and tricked.

I called to sign up for $149 package and then the woman told me she was adding $18 more for a doctor to look at the results. BIG LETTERS.... $149. Then she wants to add $18 more. She said it was in the letter, but I couldn't find it, the copy must be awfully small.

I told her my results would be read by my doctor but she still insisted on adding another $18. Told her to forget it. These people are unethical and not transparent.

I'm recovering from a fractured spine and getting around was a problem. Life Line Screening accommodated me with a comfortable place to sit and would move me to the next station with a chair to sit in. I can't stand and wait in lines, but the day we went, we hit it at just the right time. There wasn't much of a crowd there. My experience was simple and pleasant.

The Life Line Screening technicians were all great. Everybody was friendly, thorough and informative and I was very pleased.

The screening didn't take very long. I had several different things done. I had the basic plus the cholesterol and they included the carotid artery test. One of the results was the abdominal carotid. That had a little problem and I was really glad I saw it. The results gave me more confidence about my health.

I've been going with Life Line Screening for a few years. My experience has been nice. The staff was pleasant and I don't have any complaints. The techs are great. The results were very good. It is very helpful for my primary doctor. The Life Line screening is a great thing to have.

I've been with Life Line Screening before and they do a good job and the price is right. I'm comfortable with the technicians. They're professional.

My wife had a screening done at Life Line. After she had hers done, I thought it was a good idea to get it done since I'm a couple of years older than her.

The receptionist was great. The first tech was not that great at all. He was miserable. I couldn't understand a word he said. He was a little rough around the edges, which is fine by me, but he just didn't give me a warm, fuzzy feeling. It was like he could care less.

The second and third techs were really good. They were very nice. I didn't have any questions, but they did seem knowledgeable. There was an issue of getting ultrasound in my stomach area, in the abdomen, and she was good enough to bring someone else in that was able to do it.

My experience with Life Line, when I checked in, was easy. I pre-registered, so they just had to ask me a few questions. The screening techs were all very nice and they told us what they'd be doing and told me if there was anything major they would let us know.

I had different scans for blockages and aortic aneurysms. I had bloodwork, too. The total process took 45 minutes at the most. It took less than a week to receive my results and they're favorable.

The Life Line Screening tech was really nice, and it didn't take long to do the test. They asked if I had any questions, and they seemed like they know what they were doing. They made sure I was comfortable with everything. They told me they didn't see any immediate danger.

They're very professional. I was well satisfied. I just hope they keep coming. They are the only one that I really know that comes to my area.

Life Line Screening told us to allow two hours for the screening process. I bet it took half an hour. They said we didn't have to show up early. We can show up at our regular time and just wear something comfortable.

Every one of the techs was very professional, very friendly, and told us exactly what to do, and they were very quick with it.

I had just had bloodwork done, so my results were very similar. In fact, they were a little bit better than the results I had gotten at the lab.

The Life Line Screening technicians were amazing. They talked as they were going along and described what they were doing. It was quick. There wasn't a long wait. It is very efficient. I would suggest it any time.

One of the results came back a little abnormal. My dad had an abdominal aneurysm and it is hereditary. So, it came back they're a little enlarged, so I have to pass it on to my doctor. It made me aware of that.

The Life Line Screening techs seemed very competent. The screening process took an hour or less. The last time I was there, I was the second one. So, it was fast.

I showed up at Life Line Screening here in Idaho Falls and I was greeted at the door. I was told I would be just a few minutes, and within just a few minutes, they had me in and I went through some extended tests and they did all of them within 30 minutes. It was quite quick.

The screening process felt good. There were no uncomfortable feelings and no awkward situations. I did the screening for plugged arteries, the carotid, the artery, bone density, and my risk for stroke for the size that I am.

The real results were on a couple of days later on my phone, and then in the mail within five days after my testing. I've got to do a follow-up with my doctor with those results.

I'd recommend Life Line. It's probably the cheapest insurance as far as health care goes. They're very professional and quick with the results.

I tried preventative screening done 15 years ago and I got good results with it. So, I just keep doing it every other year. The techs at Life Line Screening were very helpful, nice, and cordial. I've turned the results over to my doctors and they are proceeding with what they recommended.

The Life Line Screening techs were very good. Getting my results took much less time than what they said it would take. It was about two weeks. The service was well worth the money. I was very happy with it. It's a good service to offer to people and it is somewhat convenient.

The screening makes me more aware of a problem I knew I had. I knew I had high cholesterol and I had a problem with the aorta in my heart. They came up with both of those things, so that's very good.

My doctor is from the Mass General Hospital, which many people say is the best hospital there is. So at least Life Line's results were similar to their findings.

I've taken the screenings that I've had through Life Line Screening to my doctor, and he's been happy with them. I've had cholesterol, liver, and kidney check. I also had the one to see if I had any blockages anywhere. So, I've been perfectly happy with everything.

The techs are all very friendly and very prompt. There's going to be a little bit of a wait, but it's not been anything unbearable. Life Line's locations are always close and the people are always great. As a matter of fact, I got my husband to go this last time, and he thought it was a pretty good setup.

I've been doing Life Line screenings for five years now. They saved my life. I had an aorta aneurysm in my stomach. I just went in. One of the services they do is look at your dominant aorta, the widowmaker.

I have two friends of mine that died from that, and I didn't realize it until after the fact. Life Line found it and got me hooked up with a doctor. It hasn't grown any. So, I'm not in a threat of dying, but I wear a bracelet on my hand now that says, "Abdominal aorta."

I've always done the aorta, and I did it again this time around. I just had it checked back in September because I'm under a doctor's care now. It went up one centimeter in the five years since we found it. I go every six months and have it looked at.

Two years ago when I had a screening done, I had a plaque in my carotid artery. It was moderate level on the right side. On the left side, I had mild. So, I was dealing with that. They checked the blood flow between my arms and my ankles. It's fine. I was a little concerned about that carotid artery.

I'll be 60 this year and when I was 57, I started noticing things were going wrong with me, and I started gaining weight. The carotid artery screening triggered me to go to the doctor and get my annual physical test, and he looked at it and this and that.

The techs at Life Line are good. They seemed efficient and friendly. I did the screening for peripheral artery disease. I was a little surprised. They found an aneurysm on the lower aorta.

I had no problems with Life Line Screening. Their techs did what they were supposed to do. I have had the same screenings done for years. It was heart-related.

The Life Line Screening technician was great. I did a screening for the stomach and the neck, and the results were good.

Everybody I've dealt with at Life Line Screening was very nice. My husband would say the same thing. We had no problem with any of them. They were very professional. They were honest with me and said I needed to have more screening, so I have.

When one of the techs did the arteries in my neck, she said, "You have some blockages, some serious blockages. 'Cause I'm not a doctor, but I can tell you that you need to go and have a second opinion and get it checked." I did and there were a lot of blockages there.

I had a doctor tell me that I had clogged veins in my neck. So, therefore, I decided to go through the whole screening with Life Line to see what else was wrong with me.

The Life Line Screening technicians put me on a table and ran the tests. It was very simple. Working with Life Line is a good and easy way to keep track of some problems if you think you have them.

I wanted to check my carotid artery and I liked that I could get it quicker with Life Line Screening. Their tech was very knowledgeable and courteous. I did the cholesterol, abdominal aortic aneurysm, and leg screening. My experience was good.

Life Line Screening had everything organized. They went from point A to B and the next thing I knew, it was time to go home.

They sent the results to my doctor and he keeps telling me to monitor one problem I have, and everything has been working well and nothing's changing. He found it accurate, so he didn't send me anywhere else to get checked.

I did the abdomen screening and a carotid artery screening with Life Line.

I had a preventative screening done about five years ago. I have a history of high cholesterol and it just felt like a prudent thing to do, so I did it. I found it beneficial. Then Life Line contacted me months ago and said, "Hey, we're in your area again. You should probably do this."

I thought I should, and I told my husband he should do the same. He agreed, and we both went on the same day. Our appointments were five minutes apart.

Life Line was very good. I had an appointment scheduled in early September and I had to cancel that due to a family issue. I was able to reschedule it for October.

They told me, "Well, we can't give you a refund but you can come back." At the time, I didn't know when I would ever be able to come back but as it worked out, I was able to go in October.

The technicians were very kind and we didn't have to wait very long, which was great. They explained all about what they were doing, and they did their business. They thanked us, and we left.

As far as the results, we got emails within just a few days with a note that the hard copies would come in the mail. They did come a couple of weeks later with an actual physical hard copy of the report.

Overall, doing the Life Line screening was pretty efficient, and right from the checkout desk to the last station we went to, everybody was really friendly and nice. It was totally painless. That always matters.

Everything was good with Life Line except it was running way late. It was just a longer wait than I expected.

I was very comfortable with Life Line. They seem to know what they're doing.

I worked with a good Life Line Screening tech, and the quality of the results that I got was excellent.

Life Line Screening does a great job and it's a great service. I can't tell people enough about it. I did the screening three times now. It was very consistent. It was fast and efficient. I was in and out in half an hour at the most. This time, I got bloodwork in an abdominal aorta.

The only thing is I went into the local clinics and said that I had been diagnosed with an abnormal aortic aneurysm and that I wanted to get another test. It's been six months since I'd seen Life Line. They said, "Okay. Well, you have to be referred by a doctor."

I said, "Well, I have the results right here from Life Line Screening." They care less about Life Line Screening.

I would have to get a doctor to pay that fee, and then turn around and get a referral from the doctor to a cardiologist, which might be the next six months out from there if I can find one that will deal with them. So, I just have no other option.

My experience with Life Line Screening was quick, easy and pleasant. I was a little confused about one part of it. It said something like I had a slight chance of diabetes and the other part said it was a severe condition for me. So, that confused me.

I'm gonna take that information to my cardiologist. I talked with him about it and he said, "Well, yeah, just bring it to us." I need to make a copy of it and take it to them so they have that information.

My wife passed away from a sudden heart attack back in May. So, my daughter made me change doctors and go to the doctor who she's been going to all her life.

So, I went for a physical and my doctor said, "If you had this done at the hospital, these tests, it would cost you X amount of dollars. But there's this organization that does this, where it would be less expensive and I think it'd be good for you to do it." So, I did it. I scheduled myself to go in and have the screening done.

The Life Line techs were very helpful, explained everything to me before we did the test, and then doing the test, and why were we doing the test, what we were looking for, and it was all pretty clear.

They did a good job and I was happy that I did it. I was just a little confused about the information that I got back on one item. Overall, I was happy with it and I'll do it again.

I paid for some extra stuff. They checked my arms and legs for blockages. They put things around my arms and around my legs and checked the pressure to see if there was any difference.

They checked my Vitamin D, and they check my aortas for calcium buildup or blockage in my neck. That would be artery disease. They checked for that. It was fine. They checked for osteoporosis, lipid panels, and did a body mass index and checked the glucose.

They checked the C-reactive protein and they checked prostate-specific antigen, heart risk assessment, blood pressure, congestive heart failure, stroke, diabetes risk, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and lung cancer.

Then, they rated it. It was overall low. It was just confusing that my blood pressure was fine but I had a high chance of having a stroke. That doesn't make any sense to me.

Overall, everybody should be tested for that stuff. I had a positive experience and I'm glad I did and I'd do it again and I'd recommend it to anybody to do it.