12/19/2025 UPDATE. No doubt because yelp reviews are widely read, Life Line responded a few hours…read moreafter my original post. By comparison, my 12/10/2025 email to Life Line, seen only by Life Line, is *still* awaiting a response. In my view, the Life Line response to my yelp review was performative, and left a lot to be desired:
- Calling the Membership department was a waste of time before, so in what way would it be different now?
- The response claims that an email notice was sent, advising that the One Life membership program was set to renew. This is almost certainly untrue, since my Mom doesn't use email.
- The response didn't address the fact that my then-95 year old Mom was never told that she was enrolling in a "forever" program. She's not dumb, and had this been explained, she would have said "no."
I don't have whatever paperwork my Mom may have received from Life Line, and since I was not with her that day, I don't know when this all took place. I stand by my original review, and urge anyone and everyone to avoid this company. Life Line absolutely COULD make this right, but they won't.
MY ORIGINAL POST:
DISHONEST & UNRESPONSIVE, AVOID. i sent this self-explanatory mail (below) to Life Line on 12/10/2025 and have yet to receive a response.
Dear Sir or Madam:
I am writing to ask for a refund for a Life Line Screening charge that appeared on my Mom's most recent credit statement. When I called to ask about it, I was told that the $197.00 charge was for a "lifetime membership."
But first, a little background: My Mom is 96 years old, and requires assistance in many aspects of daily living. Since suffering from a stroke in January of this year, she has been in an assisted living facility.
Her pertinent information, as of the time of her participation in a Life Line Screening event:
NAME: (redacted)
DATE OF BIRTH: **/**/1929
HOME TEL. NO. (redacted)
ADDRESS: (redacted)
In 2024 my Mom participated in a Life Line Screening event. At this event, she was never informed that she would be enrolled in a lifetime membership program. My Mom does not want to be enrolled in a lifetime membership program, and she requests that she be issued a refund, either via check or by a reversal of the credit card charges.
I tried to resolve this over the phone, but was told that only my Mom could speak about her account. So I went to her apartment today at the assisted living facility, and tried to call Life Line Screening and resolve the issue. That proved to be impossible: after speaking with someone who said she would transfer me to Membership, I was put on hold. After 21 minutes, I gave up.
In my view, this is not an acceptable level of customer support, and I am appealing to you now for assistance.
Sincerely,
Name: redacted
Cell Number: redacted.
EMAIL: schultzsw@gmail.com