Life Line Screening Reviews

I had four screenings with Life Line. I had one around the ankle, cardiovascular, the carotid, and I had one other one. They were real professionals and talented. They were also very polite, very friendly, and attentive. They talked to me in a soft manner. They pretty much told me what they were doing and gave me instructions in a very clear manner. Plus, there was a follow-up call where they asked me some questions. There were reminders about the appointment and maps about how to get to the facility. So, it was almost like being walked step by step from the first contact until you got your results.

Where I work, I get a physical exam every two years, and once I got over 60, I started having to take blood pressure medicine. I do the Life Line Screening in the year I don't have the physical, and then meet with my primary care doctor. I've done screenings in two different places, and both times, the process was very easy. They gave me an appointment time, and they were right on time on that. I flowed from one station to the next, and they explained everything as they were doing it. It was very pleasant, and it was very professionally done.

We've gone to Life Line Screening four times. The last time, my husband and I had this guy doing ultrasound, and he was ornery. Most of the people are pleasant, but that guy didn't like his job much. When he wanted to move us, he would tell us or push us. He wasn't a happy worker. The first time we ran into that. Also, I got a good height and weight for the second from the last that we've taken. I'm 5’5” and I usually weigh around 150. It's okay but it doesn't give me a good measurement of that. I knew that wasn't right when I saw that goofy height that they had put on me. I thought Life Line would give me a different score on it when they had the height right, but they weren't that concerned about it. I didn't like that because they should have redid it.

Everybody was very professional, and polite in the testing center. It was pretty quick considering there were half a dozen people coming and going. So I was pleased with that. You have to wait a little bit of time. Because they try to get as many people in as they can for the testing to make it financially viable for them to do it. So you're gonna expect to have to wait a little bit. But it wasn't a long wait. The technicians explained what they were doing and there were quite a few of them, so everybody was on the ball. So I didn't feel uncomfortable thinking if they knew what they were doing. They give you something to read while you're waiting for the other tests. It was very quick with those results. So that was very good, too. I was quite satisfied with the results. The results gave me what I expected them to give me.

I wasn't pleased with the rep. When we first signed up, we were going to do the five screenings plus the other two. We thought it through and decided we didn't want to do that. We only wanna stay with the five. So, we spoke to Life Line Screening again and they said that's just fine and that we'll go bak to just doing the five tests for 149. The rep said, "But when you get there, be sure to talk to them and make sure that they understand that you are doing the five so they don't do something and you'd get billed for the other part. Okay?" That's what we did and I told the person who met us, "So, this is for the five screenings." She said something and it wasn't a very pleasant answer. She was impatient and rude. She said, "What I'm telling you is how it will be." There was nothing complicated about what I said. I was surprised and unhappy.

I followed up with the test a few days ago with a local radiologist and should have that test back today. They wanna do their own testing on it. But I have followed up with my doctor and another radiologist to have another test on it. I'm glad I had a test with Life Line Screening and found that proactive. Very good, professional, and well done. You should get it done.

I'm happy I went to Life Line Screening because I had an aortic aneurysm last August and they found another one that started. They saw that that was there and said, “As soon as you get your test results back, I want you to take them to your doctor.” I knew something was up, but they didn't freak me out. If I hadn't found that new one, who knows how long it would be. It’d be another month before I would have got the CAT scan done. Life Line saved my life. Their process is simple and they're super nice. All the techs make you feel very comfortable. The guy that did my legs and my arms was the nicest.

With Life Line Screening, my results are private. The examination process was good and I'm happy with what I got. I'd do it again.

We had a screening done with Life Line Screening 15 years ago and we decided it was time to try it again. The techs were very helpful and congenial. It was very good dealing with them. They were friendly and made sure we were comfortable. We got the four tests and we did different tests in four different stations. The results got my doctor's attention. She already got me to do another sonogram on my carotid artery because she saw that one and wanted to make sure it was real. She wants me to get checked further just to make sure that it's not gonna cause a problem any time soon. The screening could have been cheaper, but I know they've gotta pay all of the equipment and the techs so I understand.

The technicians the last time I went were not as nice as technicians I've had in the past. They weren't horrible but I kind of felt like I was on an assembly line. Also, the exams are getting expensive so I couldn't do everything that I wanted to do. But I don't really run to the doctor every year because I believe more in life screening than I believe in the doctor. Life Line Screening found my aortic aneurysm and I would never have found it because I don't run to the doctor every year for an annual checkup. It's well worth it.