What action by Doctor Westberry during a marketing/sales event would be considered non-compliant?

Providing blood pressure screenings during a marketing/sales event would be considered non-compliant because it may imply a medical service being offered in a context that is primarily for marketing or sales purposes, especially in relation to Medicare plans. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has specific guidelines that regulate what activities can occur during events to ensure that they focus strictly on providing information about Medicare products rather than offering health services or assessments that could be interpreted as providing medical care. Having informational brochures, discussing Medicare Advantage plans, and networking with other agents are all activities that support compliance by staying within the boundaries of educational outreach and marketing without crossing into healthcare provision, which is not permissible in these settings.