The 120,000-square-foot dome will be rebranded as the Swift Sportsdome. The complex will have several fields and courts, and Swift will incorporate on-site physical therapy, medical evaluations, medical staff, sports science training, concussion screening and other health-focused aspects.
James Lynch, MD, president of Spine Nevada and Swift Urgent Clinic, said: “This is one of the most exciting developments going on in northern Nevada. We’ve provided the region quality spine and orthopedic care for years and share the same vision of quality and community as the Reno Sportsdome team.”
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