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CMS/CMMI is signaling a more aggressive alternative-model posture under the Trump administration, pairing mandatory cost-control tests with condition-focused care redesign: CMS finalized the mandatory GLOBE model to test most-favored-nation-style pricing for Medicare Part B drugs, while the ACCESS model is expanding technology-enabled chronic care options into heart failure, COPD, substance use disorders, and tobacco use beginning spring 2027. At the same time, CJR’s reported $180M in savings is strengthening the case for broader episode-based payment expansion, creating a clear pattern for VBC stakeholders: more federal willingness to mandate participation, use technology and AI-enabled management tools, and push downside cost discipline across drugs, procedures, and chronic disease management. For ACOs, health systems, and payers, the near-term strategic tension is whether these models create scalable infrastructure for population health and specialty integration—or simply add overlapping compliance, prior authorization, and financial-risk exposure across Medicare lines of business (GLOBE model; CJR expansion signal).

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