Easy Lolla Testing at Innovative Care
If you are planning to party at Lollapalooza, you will need proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test result (within 72 hours) to enter the music festival. Innovative Care offers hundreds of testing appointments daily, at two city locations, to get you ready to rock. Here’s what you should know:
Test before the Fest
Lollapalooza will require proof of a negative COVID test from anyone who is unvaccinated. Your rapid COVID test must be performed within 72 hours of your entry to the music festival.
Easy Access to Fast Results
Innovative Care has two clinics to serve Lolla festival goers. Innovative COVID accepts insurance (or you can self-pay). COVID of Chicago is self-pay only. Both clinics offer a discounted Lolla testing rate for rapid COVID tests.
Innovative COVID – 1111 W. Diversey Parkway
- Insurance is accepted. If you have a plan we do not accept, you will pay a discounted $100 Lolla rate for your rapid test (show us your wristband for this rate). This occurs rarely since we accept most major insurance plans (less than 1 in 100 people self-pay).
- If you have NO medical insurance, we will test you for FREE using the CARES Act
- Easy drive-thru testing
- Results in 15-30 minutes via email, or wait on-site and take your printed documentation with you.
COVID of Chicago – 1240 N Halsted
- Self-pay only. We do not accept insurance at this location.
- $100 Lolla rate (show us your wristband for the discounted rate)
- Results in 15-30 minutes via email, or wait on-site and take your printed documentation with you.
Keep Rockin’
Proof of vaccination is likely to become commonplace for entry into events. Virus strains, such as the Delta variant, are continuing to fuel COVID-19. If you have not been vaccinated, please do so to help curb this pandemic. The vaccines being offered in the United States are effective against the Delta variant strain and offer our best protection. Until more people are vaccinated, the virus will continue to alter our lives. Keep rocking and avoid the need to test prior to events by getting vaccinated.
