Life Line Screening

I've had a preventative screening done the last few years and I have poor circulation in my legs. I have a stent in my right artery last year. I had a total knee replacement. When I was working out on the gym, they found it.

I had to go take a stress test and they found a blockage in there. That was after I had went to Life Line Screening the third time.

I see my heart doctor every six months to check on things. What had happened, due to the coronavirus here, they canceled a couple of them.

Now, I'm going to make an appointment first of the year to do another stress test just to see if everything's okay inside me. It's the only way you can tell if there's blockages in your limbs.

I would have had it done before Christmas, but they canceled them. They didn't give me a reason. They just made another appointment after the holidays, which I will the next week.

When I get results from Life Line, it says, "Show the doctor this." I missed that last appointment with him. I didn't show it to him because I forgot about it. With so many things that's going on in my life and everybody else's life right now, I don't know how we can think sometimes.

I can't read the results. The doctor has to tell me, "Hey, it's a little better but it's still bad. And watch this and watch this and watch that."

I've been quite happy with Life Line. It helped me. I watch what I eat and I try to eat healthy. I cut down on sugars a lot because I always had a sweet tooth and that's not very good.

I'll recommend Life Line to my friends. I have already done that. It's amazing what they can do and what you can find, and bring up and show nice format on the picture. I like the colors.

Also, they kind of give you an idea what's going on with your body. You don't know this unless you have one of those first screenings.

I already knew everything Life Line Screening told me already because of my doctor. So, to me, it was kind of a waste of my money. But, it is what it was. They did their job. I just thought it was something different, so it was my mistake. They were very professional.

I've been going to Life Line every few years in a long time. It's easier to get more than one type of examination through them. You can sign up for whatever ones you want. The technicians are always very nice and professional.

I'm comfortable with the screening process. I've been going there for several years. So, they had the whole history. They usually recommend, from past experiences, what I should need at a particular time. I usually go along with whatever they suggest.

I get the results in less than two weeks, so that was nice. I've recommended Life Line to several people through the years.

I've been going to Life Line Screening for a long time. I used to go in Arizona when I went down there for the winter. Most recently, I got a notice in the mail that they were going to be in the area at that time, and I made an appointment.

They checked to see how my blood was flowing through my body, my bone density and I requested a cholesterol test this latest time.

I had an incident the latest time. They told me my blood pressure was 180. I told them they were crazy. I had one more test to do.

I took the other tests and came home. My blood pressure was normal. I told them if my blood pressure was that high, I would know. My body tells me that I haven't taken my medication for the day if my blood pressure goes crazy.

I figured their machine was screwed up. That was the only thing. Other than that, I'm quite happy. I wouldn't be going if they weren't.

I took the results to my doctor this last time, and she looked at them and asked them if she could keep them. They told her she could. I had another copy of my own anyway. Overall, Life Line Screening is convenient for me to get to.

I have got me a doctor now that looks after my veins in Athens, Georgia, and it's more convenient. I told the lady from Life Line Screening the last time that I won't be using Lifeline anymore. But my experience saved my life.

The first time I went, I had a blockage in my neck. It was a 98% blockage. I was right close to having seizures and we went to the doctor, and they sent me straight to the hospital and put a stent in.

Life Line saved my life. That was the first experience I had with them. We've used them for three years. Then, I went to this specialist in Athens. I really appreciate what Life Line did.

I know most doctors will not go into deep study just as an ordinary thing. People have to have problems and complaining about whatever is hurting, they don't always check it out right away.

I have a life history of family problems with heart disease and diabetes. I just wanted to check on it. I heard about Life Line, and I went to them because I wanted to know if my heart was doing well.

Every time I've gone there, the techs have been very professional, very courteous and they do a good job in checking off for anything that you might have a problem with.

I found out through Life Line that I had a blocked carotid artery. I just had surgery on it. If I had waited longer, I possibly could have had a stroke. So, because of Life Line, I found that out.

Hopefully, I will be well the rest of my life. I've already shared Life Line with a few friends and family members.

The Life Line techs were very good. It was very easy this year since the Coronavirus. I just kind of went right in. I was in and out. I didn't have to wait. So, it really worked out good.

I just got the results. They seem fine to me. It wasn't explained really well. They wanted you to talk to your doctor, but I don't really go to the doctors.

I've been doing the screening for a couple years. Life Line is pretty good for me. It's a reassurance that I am doing all right.

Life Line is convenient. It sets right into your schedule and doesn't take much time. And it really did work to my advantage this year.

Several years ago, I just decided I'd try to get preventative screening done and stay ahead of blood flow issues and whatever else might happen in my life. I worked with Life Line because they were the one that was sending me letters of advertising and nobody else did.

Their techs told me what to do and I did it. They also told me what was gonna happen. I've got everything that I could get from Life Line. I've got metal knees, so there are some tests I couldn't do.

As far as the results, they say I'm okay. I had one thing that was little bit high but overall, everything was pretty good.

The results gave me some ideas of what's going on, whether or not I needed to make a lot of changes or not. I'd taken a couple of people to Life Line. They have it done.

I had trouble finding the Life Line facility last time when I was being tested. The signs weren't set right. I went past three times before I found it. So, I'm not happy with that.

I know this is designed to make money too. But sometimes, I'm getting tested too frequently, tests overlap with each other, or I'm getting like a double test.

I don't really keep score on it that much. I pretty much follow up on their recommendations. But sometimes, I feel like there's too much money involved on their end and that I'm starting to get a little bit of distrust.

Now, I'm feeling that I need to keep score a lot closer. I entrusted their group to do that for me. But now, it seems like I've had to keep score of what I took, what's going to overlap, what's gonna be a thing I don't really need because I already had one so many months back.

As far as the people goes, most of them are pretty nice. I've been around a couple of middle-aged women that were pretty nasty at the door and not friendly at all. I didn't care for that either.

I'm 72 and I don't hear really well. They need to announce a little louder, in a level that older people can understand.

In a nutshell, I'm a decorated Vietnam vet and I do speak up. I'll also tell them when it's good too. Right now, I'm a little on the shaky side. But still, I do think it's worthwhile.

With our age, a preventative screening felt like the right thing to do. I work in a pharmacy and I've seen Life Line's advertisements before, so that was what I went with.

They did the cardiovascular screening. They did the aortic aneurysm screening. It was like a scan through your stomach. I also did the osteoporosis screening. It was like five tests altogether.

The technicians were friendly. They were very thorough. I was satisfied with the screening process. My results were all normal. There was a problem with one of my husband's results. He has not seen the doctor yet about it. I was glad to get that information, though.

Life Line Screening did their job. Everything was great. I've been doing Life Line for about 20 years. When your doctor won't do the screening for you, you gotta find some other way.

They weren't arrogant about what they were doing. Sometimes, you get involved in outfits that the people that you deal with are superior than anybody. Life Line people don't do that.

The techs were there to do their job and they did it and got it done in a minimal amount of time. They didn't rush you around or make you feel like you were a burden to them, which a lot of places do. That's one of the reasons why I like Life Line.

I decided to get a screening done for the carotid artery just to make sure that that's free. My wife had problems that way and had some strokes because of it. I just wanted to make sure that I wanted to know what the condition was.

I decided to do it through Life Line Screening. It was in my hometown, and I could schedule it. It turns out I'm fine. There's a slight narrowing, but it's nothing to be concerned about.

My experience with Life Line was good. This latest time, I thought it was understaffed and we had to wait longer than I thought was reasonable. It was about 45 minutes to an hour before I could get in for my scheduled time.

Life Line Screening sent a letter, and I didn't have insurance at that time. That was why I went. Later, I have insurance and I have my doctor. So, always I follow his directions.

The Life Line Screening tech was so nice and very nice with his job too. Everything was very good. I did the screening for 300 something dollars. They sent the results to me. I refer Life Line to everyone.

I started doing preventative screening several years ago before I even moved here to Boaz. I did for a long time. Then, I didn't go for several years, and then I got a thing in the mail one day. After I moved here, Life Line was gonna be here, close to me so I decided to go back.

I've never really had any health issues but you never know, especially when you don't go to doctors. So, I thought the Life Line screening was a lot easier.

The screening techs were all great. I don't like to go to doctors, and I did have breast cancer. This January will be 11 years ago. I've always gone for mammograms because I had three aunts pass away with breast cancer. I started going and doing that when I was about 25 years old.

Years ago, I got something from Life Line in the mail and I looked into it, and it was absolutely incredible. If people don't do it, they're fools. I'm trying to talk my wife into it. It's the most precise. It's non-invasive, non-inconvenient and it's direct information from nurse to patient.

You walk out of there knowledgeable. You have something in your hands. Then, 15 days later, you get an 18-page report on yourself.

When you go in, it's all blue. It's all color-coordinated. You see the vans outside. With this whole COVID, it's even nicer. They spread it out even more. They're very cordial people, polite, considerate and explain everything to you.

It's not like you're going through a procedure where they do a procedure every day. So, therefore, they're intelligent with that. They make you very warm and understandable, and they tell the truth.

Every time I try to say I'm taller and my waistline is thinner, they can't lie. They got to put the real deal down.

If you did all these tests that they provide, you would have to go to like five locations to make appointments, pay your copay as far as your insurance for all locations trying to schedule something that you can get to. Most places are open 8:00 to 4:00 or 9:00 to 5:00.

When I first started going, I was 50. I'm 60 now. Now, you get online, and the older guys will be looking back and go, "What are you doing here?" I said, "I'm the janitor. Just take it up the back of the line. I'm gonna clean it when you're done. What do you mean what am I doing here? I'm getting a head-start on my health."

Little by little, you start to see younger people. But most of the people are older. It shouldn't be that way because you should know now how well you're doing. You should know your cholesterol so that however you're eating during the year, you know your cholesterol level.

You should know your blood pressure, weight and height. Are you in the obese category? Slightly obese? Are you in a good position? Are you in a great position? You gotta know this stuff.

When you go to Life Line, you get a lot of information. You walk out with information. When you go to the doc, you gotta wait for him to call.

When you go to Life Line, you're gonna have that baggy stuff on, but you're gonna have pants and shirt. Even if you go with sweat pants and a shirt, you don't even lift up your shirt.

For a female, it's a great situation because it's not embarrassing. You're not taking anything off. You're not sitting in a doctor's office in your underwear. It's not cold. You're in there with your clothes on and they just go about their business.

The employees talk. You know where you gotta be. They're very smart in what they do, yet they don't intimidate you at all.

Life Line is so inexpensive and so easy. They are sending me emails even after I go at least once a year. They send me more a year. They're very responsive on email situation.

I've gone to Life Line quite a few times to get a preventative screening done. I tried it he first time, and it worked out pretty good.

I was comfortable working with Life Line's technicians except one time, one of the them would not work on me. I missed that test. Apparently, she didn't want to do the test because I had already had surgery on that.

It was a test for my carotid arteries to test the blood flow. She said, "Well, you've had surgery on it, so I can't touch that. I won't touch that." So, she didn't do it. They did other tests that I went for.

When they called the next year for another test, I told them that. They said, "No way." They couldn't believe she did that. She should have still done the test. When they knew about it, they made up for it.

Life Line seems to do the screening kind of fast. Then, they will send you the results. They were okay. But I don't think they got into it enough.

I just felt like I needed preventative screening performed. Life Line Screening has been more available. The person who did the screening was very good. She was a very nice person.

I like Life Line. I like the idea. I do it every year. Going to Life Line is a good idea. The only thing is about the insurance, but other than that, it's usually cheaper than going to a doctor.

I don't have any healthcare. I saw Life Line's special and I had used them in the past. I just thought it would be a good idea to use them to have some screening done.

The only thing that happened this time was the location changed. I wasn't sure where I was going to be, and I showed up at three different churches. Then I finally called, and no one was answering the number.

I called the number where they were selling services. At first, they didn't wanna help me. They said, "Well, you need to call them." I told them I did, but no one was picking up. I was already 15 minutes late, too.

The rep brought me right up on the computer and told me there had been a change and that they sent me an email. I didn't even think to check my email to see if anything was there.

I took the results to my doctor. Mine came back diabetic. My doctor said, "Don't get too excited. Wait till we do it again and it comes back again. Two results in a row." But I was happy with all the testing. My doctor seemed to think that was a reliable source to go through.

We had our life screening with Life Line. It's been three years since we had our last one done. And also since Life Line was close by, we did it through them again. We had five things done including the stroke and the heart disease. The quality of the results was okay.

The Life Line Screening techs are very efficient. It's amazing how much that they can check out. They'll have two or three people working on you at one time for different things. They're very polite, but they don't mess around. They're friendly.

You don't have a long wait, too. You're scheduled for a certain time. Even with the virus this year, it was alright because there were just three of us there that were waiting.

We were all scattered over this funny building out here on West Odessa. It has always been someplace else. It's always been in a different building each year. They're good to notify you the results via mail. It's easy to read reports as well.

We were well-satisfied with Life Line. I'm 89 and my husband's 93. We go this route almost every year, and I'd be glad to try to encourage somebody because it was quite effective. It was quite a bit of information that we got as a result of going.

We don't do any other screenings, except with our family doctor. But with Life Line Screening, the package was enticing. We've been doing it for three years now. The service was wonderful.

The techs are sweet and professional. The only thing is I don't wanna be receiving emails. I continuously get emails from Life Line Screening.

With everything going on right now, preventative screening is very convenient. There was a time that one of my mother's doctors recommended that she went in and had some of the testing done.

We had it scheduled through a cardiologist. They had cancelled that. To try and get it rescheduled through the doctors and that type of thing didn't seem to be an option. So when the Life Line Screening popped up, we decided we were gonna go with it.

My mother was happy. They were very respectful to her. The doctor looked at the results and seemed to be okay with the test results as well as how the test was done. I also feel like they certainly gave me enough notice when they were coming.

Results provided by Life Line Screening may place customers at risk, I had Life Line Screening in February 2020. The results of the carotid artery ultrasound screening showed identical readings for both left and right side. I have never seen identical readings for this test. The test also showed no blockage on either side.

One week prior to the life Line Screening, I had an ultrasound performed on my carotid arteries at the Cleveland Clinic that showed 20-39% stenosis on the left side and 60-79% stenosis on the right side. When I sent the Clinic results to the doctor who did the reading for Life Line, asking for how this could happen, I received no response. Life Line telling me all is OK could have had dangerous results had I not had the real data from the Cleveland Clinic.

Will keep deducting payments longer than expected. When I called they stopped mine but, not my husband's. They state they sent two letters telling me how to stop payments, I reminded them that they had the incorrect address as I just had them correct it. I would assume the letters were sent back to them if they were even sent.

I never did talk to anyone concerning my test even though I paid extra. Now because I tore up my card they will not even refund my husbands payment for an extra month. If all of this can happen, how in the world can I be positive that the test were conducted correctly? May I add, I believe that they are praying on the elderly.

Life Line Screening did not tell me that if I cancelled the appointment, they would not refund the $154.00 paid in advance. The reason for cancelling the appointment was because they moved the screening site to a different site farther away with no time for me to arrange transportation.

They told me I would receive a “gift card” to be used at another time. This did not happen. A second customer rep said that if I was not told I would not receive a refund at the time of paying, Life Line would review the recorded conversation and refund the money. This did not happen.

When I asked how would I know when they might be in my area, she said they would notify me. Like I will hold my breath until that happens based on their previous actions. I learned a $154.00 lesson! Be VERY CAREFUL when dealing with Life Line Screening, ask very detailed questions and if possible record the conversation.

We were told by several doctors that Life Line Screening was a good deal. We were there before several years ago and we're pleased with the way it was done, so we just continued.

Their staff explained what they were going to do. Their attitude and what they were doing made us comfortable. One thing is that I think the location was confusing as to where it was and the initial waiting area was inadequate.

When I saw that Life Line Screening was coming to town, I decided to make an appointment. Everybody was great. They seemed to know what they were doing, very knowledgeable and courteous. The check-in process was a little tedious but it wasn't really bad. I don't think they had enough iPads for everybody to check in. I don't know if the appointments were overlapping. But other than that, once we got going, everything was great.

Everybody was very polite and very competent at Life Line Screening. I've been doing it for years. They were very professional.

The Life Line Screening reps were very informative as they went through the process. It was smooth and it didn't seem like rushed. They did the test and I was in and out pretty quickly.

I got the flyer from Life Line in the mail and I was uninsured at the time, and my dad hadn't been for a checkup in a while. We decided it to be a good idea.

We had the screenings recommended on the pink card along with the bloodwork. And then I had the prostate blood test. My dad found an underlying AFib. Everybody there was good as they could be. They were very thorough and very swift. I'll definitely go again. Overall it was a good experience. I'll recommend it to anybody.

Screening with Life Line was great. I did blood works and general stuff. Everything was good. I'm maintaining what I was doing, eating right and exercise.

I was trying to be on the safe side because of my age but I don't want to go through a doctor. I had the stroke and heart disease and osteoporosis tests. The tests went smoothly. I talked to other people and they seemed to be confident in Life Line. Their techs were courteous. They knew what they’re doing and they went fast.

I've had preventive screening done several times and it will help prevent something because sometimes your doctor can’t send you to get it done until you’re having symptoms. Life Line Screening is always what I use. I felt very comfortable and their technicians were very knowledgeable.

I was pleased with the results. I’m really healthy and they came back just fine. I take it to my doctor whenever I have it done. My doctor thinks it’s a great idea because he can’t send me for these tests because my insurance will not pay for them unless you have a problem. He always encourages it. Life Line provides a great service.

My screening went well with me and my wife likes to have it done too. She saw the results that I had.

I have been doing preventive screening for several years now. It’s a good thing and I take it to my doctor when I go for my check-up.

Life Line’s techs were all fine. They were very efficient and it just went right along with no hold-ups. I like the technology where you sign in, but that was the most stressful for me. But they have somebody to help. My doctor was with me so there was no problem. I noticed several older people that were having problems. As far as the tests, everything was great. There was a test or two that I needed, and so I followed through with my doctor.

We were doing preventative screening back when we lived in West Texas. We've done it off and on for a long time. And Life Line sent information through the mail. We read it and decide either for it or against it. Sometimes, we don't do it, but there have been quite a few times that we do.

Their staff were all very nice and they seem very knowledgeable of what they were doing with each of the machines or the procedures. We did almost everything--the carotid arteries, and the one where they check your legs, except we never did do the bloodwork. Overall I was satisfied with them.

I had heart disease and bone screening with Life Line and everything was great. I liked that it was punctual, and I felt it was accurate. The people there were professional and it seemed to be well-organized and set up. The report was easy to interpret. They sent an extra copy for my doctor. And it was fine, I'm happy with it. It's a good value for the money.

I've been doing Life Line Screening for years. I like it. It gives me the information I need to pass on to my physician.
Their techs are really good and helpful. Also, their results are on point. Good information.

Everything went fine during my screening. I thought there would be some kind of change the second time I screened now that I'm 73, but nothing. My results came out so boring. I thought it would be a little more interesting.

The Life Line guys were great and the location was great both times that I had a screening. I also got a great deal. I remember giving the first result to my doctor and he went, "Oh, looks nice." Because they can't really order those things unless you really, really need it, which I didn't, but I thought it would be interesting. I'm healthy as a horse on a banana peel.

My screening with Life Line went fine without a hitch. My physician recommended it. The cost was cheaper, much less expensive as maybe a clinical lab and I would recommend it to anyone.

Preventative screening is a good idea. And it's not something my doctor normally does. The first time I had it done, I found that I had osteoporosis, so I was really convinced that screening was a good thing.

Life Line is the only one that's been available in our area. Their staff are very efficient and they all seem to be knowledgeable. They explain things as we went along. However there were one or two that could be a little more cheerful. There were a couple that seemed like they weren’t having the best day.

Screening with Life Line is certainly worth it. Clients, though, need to not be in a huge hurry because depending on the number of screenings they have, it could take a few minutes.

There were about four Life Line technicians that I went to and they were all good. The results were good as well.

I went to Life Line Screening because I was interested to see what they were gonna do. They checked the heart and everything else, cholesterol. They do a thorough screening and their staff was all fine and professional. However they could have given me a CT scan and told me I had cancer.
Still I'd give them a 5 because they did everything thoroughly but they should provide other types of screening.

My husband was doing it, so I just went with him and did it too. The first time was at a church. The second time was at the clubhouse. It was great. Everybody was very nice, and polite. Everyone had a smile on their face and were very friendly and just put you at ease.

When you go to the doctor, unless there is a problem, they don’t check everything and I wanted to catch anything, if it was possible, at the beginning, not waiting until it gets worse. We had screening with Life Line and it is the second time we had it done, and it was fine. We'd do it again.

It’s a great thing to do. With all the stuff out there and people finding these various and sundry things, to find it early is great with what you’re not supposed to eat or shouldn’t eat now.

We wanted to find out the baseline and Life Line did some things that gave us a good baseline. The results were pretty consistent with what we expected.

I have no problem with the screenings performed by Lifeline Screening, I have had them on and off for a number of years. They alerted me to some modest carotid artery plaque which I have had my doctor treat me for.

The reason I assess Lifeline Screening as "bad" is because they enrolled me in their VIP program where I pay $19.95/ month - without my permission. It has taken me some time to realize that I have paid them over $200 without realizing it (my bad). However, when I call the number I have been given to tell them to cease taking a $19.95 payment out of my credit card every month, I am put on hold and asked to "wait for the next free agent."

After being on hold for 10 minutes or so listening to a taped female voice telling me to wait a message comes on telling me to leave my name number and a short message and someone will call me back - then they hang up - after I left a message. A week goes by and no-one calls. I call again and go through the same rigmarole. Once again no-one calls (I gave them my cell number - no calls, no record of missed call/s).

I try a third time with the same result. Their website claims that I will receive VIP treatment on these calls. I am now concluding that this may be a scam - calls never answered, never returned so that I cannot turn off the monthly fee. Do not, under any circumstance join their VIP plan - no VIP treatment - no way to turn it off.

The Life Life staff did a good job. Going with them was convenient. We don't have a lot that come here and give that sort of preventative screening in our small town.

I had all the screening Life Line could do as I’m old and I used to smoke. Their techs were all good.

I've got some of those screening that the doctors offered before and it cost me about twice as much. Life Line’s staff seem to know what they're doing.