<h1>Provider's geriatric conference touts market leadership, service expansion, and collaborations raising licensing, advertising, and research-compliance risks</h1> A healthcare provider hosted a two-day geriatric and geriatric oncology conference with national and regional professional society participation, academic sessions, and postgraduate engagement, and announced plans to expand geriatric services and programs. Legally relevant points include public claims about market leadership and patient numbers that could attract advertising and consumer-protection scrutiny, announced service expansion that may trigger licensing, regulatory or accreditation requirements, collaborative guideline development that could influence clinical standards, and commitments to new academic programs and facilities that may entail regulatory approvals, funding obligations and research-ethics compliance.