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Over the past week, stakeholders in value-based care have increasingly focused on the implications of the CMS's new Medicare Ambulatory Specialty Model, raising concerns about payment structures and potential impacts on care quality. Health systems, like the Western New York Health System, are proactively collaborating with consulting groups to adapt to these changes and ensure readiness for the adjusted payment methodologies, as highlighted in [Business Wire](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi-wFBVV95cUxPY2xkcXVKMFhyYWNxajRMU29LM0haV3JMQ2llb21BRm9ZN3prMlo2bWV0cm9EQThkY21XMElmQlRPaTM2dnVXd0Z3Wi16UjZRdktTTnlIVzRwUEdIaWhiN0sweUhuTHZjaFlYOThMeHlUVTJEdFVNbTV0bnRwS0lMNzdSZ2pZVzFWZTNSZGMtWEx2TFNoRmIxSjAxRHR6N2dnbkVPRllMMm1LcUVlbWlQcUVKRUR0cXQ0UUxmRUVBc0FfeHpndHduVDFUc0hyOTRXYXRibzEyd050Zk1SYW40VXpTWTFaWlNYMkhjNkNIZzMwS2E0b1ZIM